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It's not unheard of. Instead of putting a hard limit and playing the random number generator game with peoples' lives, maybe approve visas on a case-by-case bas

It's not unheard of. Instead of putting a hard limit and playing the random number generator game with peoples' lives, maybe approve visas on a case-by-case basis...?

sumedh 9y ago
How many cases? 100, 10K, 100K, million?
- conanbatt 9y ago
  7 billion if it they want to.
  - sumedh 9y ago
    If wishes were horses, beggars would ride.
    - conanbatt 9y ago
      You'll need to add more meat if you want me to take a bite.
      - sumedh 9y ago
        Why would I do that, I already know you are trolling
milch 9y ago
To me that sounds like it would make the situation much worse than it already is. Instead of a lottery there would be a waiting list that is hundreds of thousands of entries long and backlogged for years. They'd have to sort by salary or something so that companies don't have to wait for years to hire highly qualified people