The original point you were making though is undermined here - as he points out, the community is getting more out of H1-Bs/potential immigrants than it is nece

The original point you were making though is undermined here - as he points out, the community is getting more out of H1-Bs/potential immigrants than it is necessarily giving back. That goes against the narrative your are backing - i.e. societies subsidize care and education of all - including immigrants, and hence should have natural rights in controlling membership. The way it is currently set up, there are several bars and challenges in being naturalized, and you really have to work at it if you want it.