My problems are twofold: 1) This exacerbates brain-drain from the developing world, creating problems down the line that the developed world will have to recko

My problems are twofold: 1) This exacerbates brain-drain from the developing world, creating problems down the line that the developed world will have to reckon with. 2) There are already many university graduates in the US who have trouble finding work. Indeed, employers can often use the fact that foreign workers are 'bound' to their employers to depress wages. Without addressing 1, the best way to address 2 would be to detach the employment requirements from the W class of visas.