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That’s fine. All those H1Bs will go back to their home countries, work for the same companies at a fraction of the salary and instead of paying taxes and rent a
by addicted 2y ago
That’s fine. All those H1Bs will go back to their home countries, work for the same companies at a fraction of the salary and instead of paying taxes and rent and other expenses in the US will pay in their home countries.
And when they are laid off, or drop off to start their own companies, those companies will be based in their home countries instead of in the U.S.
I think this is a great and moral plan to reverse the brain drain the U.S. has been benefiting from at the expense of other countries for decades.
- startupsfail 2y agoThe other countries could have tried less corruption and fewer palaces and yachts for their nobility. And a few more opportunities to earn a decent lifestyle with nothing, but a brain and hard work.
- OccamsMirror 2y agoAs an Australian I'm pretty keen to start seeing a higher tier of people choosing Australia over the US to move to now.
- kragen 2y agoAustralia is not famous for openness to immigration; people overseas are more likely to know about Pauline Hanson and the prison camps in Nauru.
- OccamsMirror 2y agoWe're pretty open to skilled migration. Especially from places like India.
- kragen 2y agoMaybe that is true in reality, but I think a lot of people overseas have a different viewpoint. If they think it's false, they won't apply.