> Those 65,000 workers you are referring to are on H1B visa which might not necessarily require them to be high-skilled. Looks like you have no experience with

> Those 65,000 workers you are referring to are on H1B visa which might not necessarily require them to be high-skilled. Looks like you have no experience with the program; I do, as I was on H1-B at one time. It is solely for the purposes of hiring people for jobs for which there are no Americans available. By definition, it's for highly skilled people. > This visa is also a lottery. Again, a misconception and too much reliance on the word "lottery". It is a lottery, but among all the applicants, who are (as per the paragraph above) highly skilled.