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There's no strong lobby against more high-skilled immigration. But as sometimes happens in US politics, the uncontroversial reform is held hostage to the contro
by tlb 11y ago
There's no strong lobby against more high-skilled immigration. But as sometimes happens in US politics, the uncontroversial reform is held hostage to the controversial one.
In particular, lobbying groups for and against having an official status for the millions of currently undocumented Mexicans in the US have opposed any immigration bill that doesn't include what they want.
Lawmaking does not allow cherry-picking bugfixes.
- murbard2 11y agoVery interesting take, thanks! That is probably what's going on. I wonder what other examples there are of such policies.
- yellowapple 11y ago> Lawmaking does not allow cherry-picking bugfixes. It ought to.