> The tech industry is a global one, and it depends on hiring workers and employees from around the world.
Honestly, this sounds very Pro American Corporations, and very anti-other countries.
No one ever mentions Brain Drain - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_capital_flight
It's a disservice to young and struggling Americans, and young and struggling youth in other countries, by making it harder for youth here to find jobs, and robbing other nations and cultures of their best.
> The tech industry is a global one, and it depends on hiring workers and employees from around the world.
So there's no need for immigration for tech. Remote working, new start ups in other nations.
I see no problem with restructuring our immigration patterns, especially if it helps young Americans already here gets jobs more easily, and enriches other nations and peoples, so they don't have to "move to the US" for a future. My ideal world has people working in their own countries, for their own families and culture, not for the established corporations of the West.
Honestly, this sounds very Pro American Corporations, and very anti-other countries.
No one ever mentions Brain Drain - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_capital_flight
It's a disservice to young and struggling Americans, and young and struggling youth in other countries, by making it harder for youth here to find jobs, and robbing other nations and cultures of their best.
> The tech industry is a global one, and it depends on hiring workers and employees from around the world.
So there's no need for immigration for tech. Remote working, new start ups in other nations.
I see no problem with restructuring our immigration patterns, especially if it helps young Americans already here gets jobs more easily, and enriches other nations and peoples, so they don't have to "move to the US" for a future. My ideal world has people working in their own countries, for their own families and culture, not for the established corporations of the West.