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Even in that case, we'd be more likely to get an electrical engineer with a PhD than an illiterate farmer. What would happen in a system like this is that the
by byrneseyeview 18y ago
Even in that case, we'd be more likely to get an electrical engineer with a PhD than an illiterate farmer.
What would happen in a system like this is that the employers would pay for it. If GE, IBM, or Microsoft got the chance to bring in people like this, they would take it.
- scott_s 18y agoThese people probably already get H1-B Visas - which is one of the few (only?) work visas that also implies intent to become a permanent resident, so they can file for a green card if their company sponsors them. H1-B Visas aren't exactly what's being proposed because there's still a limited number of them each year, but there is a cost to the company for sponsoring someone.