I agree, this issue has been around for quite some time, but is just a matter of adjusting the application of a policy that has been abused. This issue has not

I agree, this issue has been around for quite some time, but is just a matter of adjusting the application of a policy that has been abused. This issue has nothing to do with joblessness in the Midwest (and is certainly not of the same scale), that is mostly due to the departure of big manufacturing companies to foreign countries. This is what Trump was talking about: blaming immigrants and corporations for the loss of low-skilled jobs. No one in America cares that overpaid software developers loose their jobs to H1B workers...