We need more engineers & immigration policy should facilitate that.
We also need many other workers, in health care, construction, small business, etc.
Since our founding, immigrants with all sorts of skills have made the U.S. a better place.
Let’s not pretend only tech immigrants are worthy.
We also need many other workers, in health care, construction, small business, etc.
Since our founding, immigrants with all sorts of skills have made the U.S. a better place.
Let’s not pretend only tech immigrants are worthy.
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https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/2024-cognizant-h1b-visas-discriminates-us-workers/
https://www.engineering.iastate.edu/ecs/files/2024/09/Career-Outcomes-Report-2023-2024-At-Graduation.pdf
https://www.businessinsider.com/tech-graduate-job-market-ai-layoffs-2024-10?op=1
If that's the case indentured servitude is not the answer.
Hey, how about you reinvigorate the public schooling for science overall, dampen down the public money for private schools and let them pay for themselves, and tell the anti-science crowd to take a step back?
No?
Then you're just as bad as Musk is.
It’s not a one size fits all market.
Since @scottwiener.bsky.social is our elected representative, it is still important that he offers clarification on the intent of his post.
Some of my most talented engineers were H1Bs. I filed the paperwork. They were paid well.
Different skills
Why would they RESPECT real taxpayers deposits; over my 80 years' observations The Hill & Beltway= too practicing Attorneys; not great $$mgrs.