Nancy Portuondo
Producer | Omaha | United States
Nancy Portuondo producing plots that pull heartstrings. Creator's call: scenes simmer soulful, reels roll raw—story's sultry spinner.
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Absolutely, the system needs restructuring. Right now, the Green Card backlog for H1B Visa holders is massive, especially for applicants from countries like India and China. Some people wait 10–20 years before they get permanent residency. During that time, their lives are in limbo. They can’t switch jobs freely, they worry about their children aging out of dependent visas, and they face constant uncertainty. A clearer and faster pathway would not only help individuals but also benefit the U.S. economy. Workers who are confident about their status are more productive, more willing to invest in the country, and more likely to build long-term careers. Many end up starting companies themselves, creating more jobs for Americans. If the U.S. wants to attract and retain global talent, the H1B Visa should not be a dead-end. It should be a bridge to permanent residency, with timelines that are fair and predictable.