I was a bit surprised to read that the fake asylum thing is 15+ years old; I thought this was a strategy that had really come into its own in the late 2010s or early 2020s.
Curious what your thoughts are about creating more pathways for legal migrant laborers, i.e. those who are entitled to enter for part of an agricultural season but then have to return home.
It also seems like making it easier for normal people to come here the right way, without waiting for years or to win a lottery, would give us better visibility into who's coming in and would grow our population and talent pool in a way which would enable us to concentrate our economic capabilities even more effectively.
I'm definitely in favor of more pathways for legal migrant laborers. Directly tying it to economic need is a good way of making sure there's public buy in
I was a bit surprised to read that the fake asylum thing is 15+ years old; I thought this was a strategy that had really come into its own in the late 2010s or early 2020s.
Curious what your thoughts are about creating more pathways for legal migrant laborers, i.e. those who are entitled to enter for part of an agricultural season but then have to return home.
It also seems like making it easier for normal people to come here the right way, without waiting for years or to win a lottery, would give us better visibility into who's coming in and would grow our population and talent pool in a way which would enable us to concentrate our economic capabilities even more effectively.
I'm definitely in favor of more pathways for legal migrant laborers. Directly tying it to economic need is a good way of making sure there's public buy in
“Wouldn’t” or “Shouldn’t”?