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suriya-ganesh ◴[] No.45306489[source]
Interesting decision. I'm on the F1 -> H1B pipeline myself as a software engineer. And my wife is a researcher working on Genetic Engineering.

Of the both of us, I've been the strong proponent for moving the US. and with each passing day, its getting harder to make a strong case for the pain, and uncertainty of moving here.

Lately everything has been counter to what one would expect from a pro-growth, accelerationist country. But I understand where the reasoning is coming from, though.

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fred_is_fred ◴[] No.45306535[source]
with each passing day, its getting harder to make a strong case for the pain, and uncertainty of moving here.

That is exactly the goal here by this administration.

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dyauspitr ◴[] No.45306563[source]
Shutting down the H1B is the end of the American success story. First generation immigrants have started the majority of our unicorns.
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halfmatthalfcat ◴[] No.45306790[source]
So there were no American immigrant success stories pre-1990, when the H-1 program started?
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throwawayq3423 ◴[] No.45306844{3}[source]
No, there was no immigration process back then, you just came.

Which is why all the people yelling about immigration today, who are second and third generation, need to be quiet.

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1. bamboozled ◴[] No.45307068{4}[source]
I can see you’re downvoted , but I think you’re right. It was much more liberal time.