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Judging from that graph, one wonders if Trump did this as a favor to China rather than to please his base.
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Responsiveness of migration to policy change is unlikely to be either 0 or 1. Much more likely to be somewhere in between...
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Now you're going all conspiracy theory frankly
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I'm joking. I hope that's obvious, but this being Twitter, maybe I'd better say so explicitly.
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Why is tech so upset about this? Won't policies that prioritize higher salaries help tech gain more visa approvals? The current oversubscribed H-1B lottery with a 1/3 approval chance regardless of salary must discourage everyone except large-scale undifferentiated recruitment
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Been wondering that myself
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"That's what Xi said"
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I think this is most likely. Trump people in my family don't even know what an H1B is. If Bolton, a scoundrel in his own right, is to be believed he asked China for "help" and maybe this is the price for that help.
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True story, most people I talk to think H1-b == Outsourcing.
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luckily, china isn't so friendly to foreigners either.
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