It seems to me that H1B supporters are the ones saying there is a correct supply of engineers and that the U.S. is below that threshold. I'm arguing that the s

It seems to me that H1B supporters are the ones saying there is a correct supply of engineers and that the U.S. is below that threshold. I'm arguing that the supply is more fungible than that, especially in the long run and especially given a floating price point, and that changing the laws and regulations to solve challenges in particular business models is basically an indirect form of lobbying for special interests.