True, but the amount of new people matters. Does 1000 people per year really move the needle all that much? How many jobs does that indirectly create? edit: Wi

True, but the amount of new people matters. Does 1000 people per year really move the needle all that much? How many jobs does that indirectly create? edit: Wikipedia say that (e.g.) H1Bs are capped at 65k/year. Spread across the US, I'm curious how much this affects job creation? I could see an argument if they were concentrated in one place though.