Kpsen Pcszhnpv (Emcee)

I don’t think stricter policies will stop people from trying to move abroad. For many, it’s not just about jobs—it’s about lifestyle, education for their children, healthcare, and long-term stability. Even if the H1B becomes harder, skilled workers will simply pivot to Canada, Australia, or Europe instead of staying in their home countries. So the question isn’t whether brain drain stops—it’s whether it redirects. Stricter U.S. policies don’t necessarily keep talent at home, but they might shift it to other welcoming destinations.