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> A lot of the appeal of an immigrant is that they can't quit or take a better deal. Exactly, the whole point of my proposal is to undermine that appeal. An H
by tivert 3y ago
> A lot of the appeal of an immigrant is that they can't quit or take a better deal.
Exactly, the whole point of my proposal is to undermine that appeal. An H1-B program structured like I propose would mean that employers would only sponsor immigrants when they truly can't get employees with the needed skills domestically at the real market rate.
- CalRobert 3y agoWe agree! I phrased my response clumsily, I meant my experience was the opposite in that I emigrated from the US instead of immigrating to it. I like living in Europe but it likely came with $2 million or so in opportunity cost, especially since I'm from norcal...