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Yes, unreservedly. Immigrant workers whose residencies are not tightly coupled to their jobs would drive wages down much less than H-1Bs. This is why you don't
by hapless 12y ago
Yes, unreservedly. Immigrant workers whose residencies are not tightly coupled to their jobs would drive wages down much less than H-1Bs.
This is why you don't see employers lobbying for easier immigration policy. Instead, they lobby for expansions of the H-1B program.