This seems like it plays into a false dichotomy between increasing tech education/training programs and increasing permissive immigration. At the top of the in

This seems like it plays into a false dichotomy between increasing tech education/training programs and increasing permissive immigration. At the top of the industry- people who are advancing the state of the art- there is significantly more to be done than there are qualified people to be hired. It's not a zero sum game. I do think we should ensure that immigrants have the mobility to easily change jobs, so they don't get locked in with below market pay. Having people chained to their employers lowers wages for everyone. Increasing paths to citizenship is an easy way of ensuring we aren't undercutting market rates for skilled labor by having people afraid to try to change jobs (or start a business) but in the current climate... we'll see.