I agree with you, actually. But we have to be honest about the intent of the H1B program if we want to fix it. TBH I would support throwing away H1B entirely a

I agree with you, actually. But we have to be honest about the intent of the H1B program if we want to fix it. TBH I would support throwing away H1B entirely and creating a much more permissive midskill/lowskill immigration visa whose intent is more in-line with the actual use of the H1B. But if you try to get there by reforming H1B, it's never going to work well. So, if we keep H1B, we need to start using it as intended. And then fight for another visa class. I'm just fundamentally skeptical that the H1B will ever not be abusive until we align the original intent and practice of the policy.