Certainly. I have a followup question on non-refugee immigration.

Let's say, realistically, that farmers in California need laborers for their fields, (or construction companies in Des Moines, or wherever can't find labor). Should those employers be able to import labor or should they be required to raise the pay scale to attract American labor from other companies.

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At an employee dinner recently, I was seated near a young engineer, -- Lazarus 01/14/2018 08:53AM

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It is the lottery that Trump disdains. He has a point, it has no -- Hoogle.com 01/14/2018 09:53AM

Also, this isn't Japan -- Faz d. Hoo 01/14/2018 10:32AM

Immigration reduced to a resume, America to a business. ** -- Seattle .Hoo 01/14/2018 11:27AM

I think there should be a difference in qualifications for immigrants and -- Hoogle.com 01/14/2018 12:30PM

Certainly. I have a followup question on non-refugee immigration. -- Shenhoo 01/14/2018 2:40PM

Immigration. Value-added isn't limited to MDs ** -- Hoogle.com 01/14/2018 3:13PM

I liked your story. And i am sorry to hijack your thread. -- psychobilly 01/14/2018 09:50AM

Re: I liked your story. And i am sorry to hijack your thread. ** -- Hoogle.com 01/14/2018 10:11AM

Then you haven't been paying attention. -- Faz d. Hoo 01/14/2018 09:45AM

Certainly. I have a followup question on non-refugee immigration.

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