I'm not sure I agree. The United States takes well over a million immigrants a year into the country as free participants in the labor market, with the right t

I'm not sure I agree. The United States takes well over a million immigrants a year into the country as free participants in the labor market, with the right to choose a career path not dictated to them by the terms of their visa or a corporation that "sponsors" their limited residency rights. It turns out that these immigrants don't go into software development in the numbers silicon valley leaders feel they should, either. That's why they tech employers have lobbied for an parallel "immigration" system run by corporations. Basic human freedom isn't convenient for them.