>Graham said he will recommend clients prepare their full cases as they normally would. That means hiring an immigration attorney, collecting the necessary docu

>Graham said he will recommend clients prepare their full cases as they normally would. That means hiring an immigration attorney, collecting the necessary documents I don't understand, why is this whole heavy bureaucracy necessary? The employer should pledge to pay an above average paycheck and the respective taxes, say 100K for 5 years, and the employee should commit to maintain employment to either his sponsor or any other employer willing to pay him at least say 75% of the original pledge, with a decent job seeking hiatus. This creates a nice market dinamic where only highly skilled people are brought in, because their skills make them valuable on the labour market guaranteing their future employment, without abusing their circumstances or depressing the wages of lower skilled nationals. In retrospect, this could never fly because it also affects professions with strong lobbies, like doctors. The lobbies in tech are one-sided to the employers interests, which of course need to sell a "tech labour crisis" before they are allowed to depress the wages of their own laborers. Cue in bureaucrats and bottom feeders.