> fixing the H1-B visa issue fewer H1-B immigrants will be working in the US and more Americans will be doing the work That's if you assume this work can only

> fixing the H1-B visa issue fewer H1-B immigrants will be working in the US and more Americans will be doing the work That's if you assume this work can only be performed in the US. For the difference in costs I'm guessing the companies will find a way to offshore it. > Many US firms have tried to offshore computer programming and in many cases found that it does not work. Penny wise, pound foolish. That's anecdotal. Majority of the firms that did outsource work quite well. IBMs largest staff contingent is in India. It's not just programming, analytics, tech consulting, pre-sales, some marketing, architectural work, etc.