Thank you for sharing your immigrant superiority complex, very NOT refreshing.

The H-1b visa is often touted as a major immigration program. Sadly it is not.

Most H-1b visas are being taken up by Offshore Outsourcing companies, which sponsor only a few people (like as many as you can count with your fingers) for a Green Card.

Silicon Valley, tech originating companies, barely use 1/3 of the generally available H-1b visas.

As such, the H-1b program has basically become an ANTI-Immigration program.

I’d say, the great way to promote immigration, is to reform the H-1b program and reserve it for companies that will sponsor people for a Green Card and create (not remove) jobs from the United States.

So let’s stop talking sharing our various forms of the Aryan superiority insanity/fantasy, and start sharing realistic ideas on how we can make our existing programs more effective at helping the U.S. economy, while at the same time making more people with Green Cards on a path toward citizenship and civic responsibility.