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This does seem like a good solution to curb the issue but not sure how it will pan out in the long run. Immigration in US has always been broken, not sure what the right fix is.
I’m an Indian myself & have been living in US since 2005 myself. I recently made a movie about how immigrants face tough challenges & seemingly endless uncertainty called For Here Or To Go. You can find the trailer on YouTube
The movie did really well when released last year & received critical acclaim from some notable critics & big names in the tech industry. I’m also launching the movie on Netflix very soon, hopefully this movie puts my feelings/thoughts about immigration in perspective & hope you guys check it out!
This does seem like a good solution to curb the issue but not sure how it will pan out in the long run. Immigration in US has always been broken, not sure what the right fix is.
I’m an Indian myself & have been living in US since 2005 myself. I recently made a movie about how immigrants face tough challenges & seemingly endless uncertainty called For Here Or To Go. You can find the trailer on YouTube
The movie did really well when released last year & received critical acclaim from some notable critics & big names in the tech industry. I’m also launching the movie on Netflix very soon, hopefully this movie puts my feelings/thoughts about immigration in perspective & hope you guys check it out!
Very good and smart idea!!Good and fair !!!
Very good and smart idea!! the Visa is Given only to 1 person . the other one stay home… Good and fair !!!