Impact of Delay on Quality of Immigrant Workforce

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nov2k

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It occurs to me that special registration and the resultant delays will hurt American economy, based on the hypothesis that the "good" quality (not debating this defintion; take your pick) immigrant worker will increasingly choose other host country(ies). Any comments?

[Note: Though a bit of digression from main CSC/I485 theme, I thought it wouldn't hurt since not much else is happening anyway. Besides, whenever I get an email notification of an update to this forum, for the brief period of time while I am accessing the page, my heart is filled with hope of some good news! Perhaps the same is true for some other folks!]
 
1. Even if the 'good quality immigrants' choose other 'hosts', you really think they (INS or Govt.) give a rat's ass?

2. When people pay 1-5 lacs of money to come here in shipping containers and end up being a waiter for less than 5 bucks an hour, you think that special registration and/or delays will deter people who are making 60-80K?

Not trying to be rude/bitter, but this is the hard fact my friend.

Cheers.
 
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