Xtenegnjio Ujgxndsg (Geoprofessions)

The answer is a big yes from me. The H1B Visa system today is outdated. It doesn’t reflect modern labor realities. Skilled immigrants are essential to the U.S. economy, and yet they’re treated as temporary guests for decades. That’s simply unsustainable. Restructuring should involve: - Automatic eligibility for permanent residency after a set period. - Priority processing for those with advanced U.S. degrees. - Protections for children of H1B Visa holders so they don’t age out at 21. This would not only make the system humane but also keep the U.S. competitive globally. Right now, countries like Canada are stealing talent precisely because they offer permanent residency pathways much faster. The U.S. risks falling behind if it doesn’t modernize.