Trump gets it right on skilled worker visas - The Boston Globe

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

67% : Trump, by listening to those who know and operate in the real world, can help assure that future.
61% : Expanding the program, which is currently capped at a piddling 85,000 (65,000 plus another 20,000 reserved for those who graduate from US universities with a master's degree or higher), is critical to the kind of economic growth and competitiveness that Trump supported all through his campaign.
32% : "Well, in fact, Trump may have confused the program that brings tech workers into the country with the H-2B program, used to bring unskilled workers in as gardeners or housekeepers, and the H-2A program for agricultural workers.
27% : There is also nothing contradictory about supporting a well-organized visa program that helps deliver the workforce America needs and still provides the secure border which Trump has also promised to deliver -- Loomer's ugly rantings notwithstanding.
20% : "Trump, who temporarily froze H-1B visas during his first administration in a misguided effort to stem pandemic-related job losses, attempted to put an end to the internecine warfare, telling the New York Post Saturday, "I have many H-1B visas on my properties.

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