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> give H1b to every applicant who has graduated in the US Agreed. I studied in the US, wasn't even applying for jobs and had job offers. But, I didn't have wor
by bonestamp2 8y ago
> give H1b to every applicant who has graduated in the US
Agreed. I studied in the US, wasn't even applying for jobs and had job offers. But, I didn't have work authorization so I couldn't take them. I went back to Canada for years before I was able to get back again. I'm not mad, but the system could definitely be improved for those who are qualified. If we're going to compete with China, Russia, India, etc we have to do everything to attract and keep the best minds here.
- calvinbhai 8y agoTrue. I'm not mad with US immigration issues either. It's more like I feel sad for the country, which has such potential, and they are missing out on having high skilled immigrants live and pay taxes in the US. Since I'm fed up with US permanent residency process (as an India born person, there's no point in applying), I'm working remote from outside US, as a contractor with a US company and paying Canada taxes (I almost bought a house in the US, before I decided to get a Canada PR. US's loss, Canada's gain).