Re the H-1B Debate: A Different Perspective.

The concerns about H-1B visas focus on job competition and cultural impact. Let's examine the reality:

On jobs: We're fixating on 85K H-1B positions while AI is poised to take hundreds of millions of jobs across all skill levels off the market. I don't think people truly understand that, literally, TRILLIONS of AI agents are about to be unleashed on the world. These 85K H-1B jobs are a distraction, a way to get MAGA fighting and divided. 

AI agents are the workforce challenge that needs constant discussion right now: the upcoming infinite army of AI agents working for cents, not thousands of dollars per month.

On immigration control: While unchecked illegal immigration raises valid security concerns, as well as concerns of cultural dilution/clashes, H-1B is a vetted program designed to attract global talent and maintain US technological leadership. The problem is that the government runs it, so it has been corrupted and gamed.

Current issues with H-1B:
Employers wielding deportation threats to control workers.
Companies underpay skilled workers to cut costs, bypassing qualified US citizens.
Mass submissions and no real vetting.

The solution is fixing exploitative practices and ensuring citizens have priority, but they must prove merit.

 IMO: Preparing for AI's much more significant impact on mass job displacement is the debate that needs to happen.