Yes, I don't think any reasonable person disagrees with this. Of course we want exceptional talent to come to this country. That's not the issue. And I don't think most people are under any illusions about whether they're the exceptional talent that's competing for those jobs. The issue is that average American workers are losing their jobs to H1-B recipients because corporations want to cut costs and abuse these foreigners as indentured servants. The issue is that we're fighting government sanctioned slavery, and everyone should be on board with this. Yes, recruit the best and the brightest, but look at America first. And then when you have to, look beyond. But don't use the H1-B program to undercut American workers in the name of "winning". America wins when all of her citizens can enjoy her prosperity.