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Indian and China have 100s of millions of people, thats why they got way more applicants than any other country in the world. From the very beginning India and China have been getting the maximum amount of visa through the spill over from Rest of the World's categories. They cannot just expect to give them all the available visas to ONLY Indian and China just because they have 100s of millions of applicants.[/font][color=#949494]
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Arif – you need to understand that people from India and China are lot more educated and responsible then what you see from mexico or any other country. They have very good education here in the US, and they had been to the best colleges in the US. They pay their taxes and they plan lot better for their kids. So if the US needs to compete with the new knowledge based economy, you need to hold onto them, rather than giving a usless guy from Pakistan, Iraq or Iran or even saudi arabia green card, and they live permamnently on goverment food stamp and unemployment benefits, do you think the US gains anything from all this, certainly not using the DV visa to get green card for people who do not fit the US educational level. I have few indians and Chinese at work, they are really dedicated employees and they are really great people to deal with, I never had any issue managing them or working with them. Lost better than the hispanic tribe, or the middle eastern tribe.[/font][/font]
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[font=inherit]Indian and China have 100s of millions of people, thats why they got way more applicants than any other country in the world. From the very beginning India and China have been getting the maximum amount of visa through the spill over from Rest of the World's categories. They cannot just expect to give them all the available visas to ONLY Indian and China just because they have 100s of millions of applicants.[/font]
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[font=inherit]Arif – you need to understand that people from India and China are lot more educated and responsible then what you see from mexico or any other country. They have very good education here in the US, and they had been to the best colleges in the US. They pay their taxes and they plan lot better for their kids. So if the US needs to compete with the new knowledge based economy, you need to hold onto them, rather than giving a usless guy from Pakistan, Iraq or Iran or even saudi arabia green card, and they live permamnently on goverment food stamp and unemployment benefits, do you think the US gains anything from all this, certainly not using the DV visa to get green card for people who do not fit the US educational level. I have few indians and Chinese at work, they are really dedicated employees and they are really great people to deal with, I never had any issue managing them or working with them. Lost better than the hispanic tribe, or the middle eastern tribe.[/font][/font]
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[font=inherit]Indian and China have 100s of millions of people, thats why they got way more applicants than any other country in the world. From the very beginning India and China have been getting the maximum amount of visa through the spill over from Rest of the World's categories. They cannot just expect to give them all the available visas to ONLY Indian and China just because they have 100s of millions of applicants.[/font]
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[font=inherit]Arif – you need to understand that people from India and China are lot more educated and responsible then what you see from mexico or any other country. They have very good education here in the US, and they had been to the best colleges in the US. They pay their taxes and they plan lot better for their kids. So if the US needs to compete with the new knowledge based economy, you need to hold onto them, rather than giving a usless guy from Pakistan, Iraq or Iran or even saudi arabia green card, and they live permamnently on goverment food stamp and unemployment benefits, do you think the US gains anything from all this, certainly not using the DV visa to get green card for people who do not fit the US educational level. I have few indians and Chinese at work, they are really dedicated employees and they are really great people to deal with, I never had any issue managing them or working with them. Lost better than the hispanic tribe, or the middle eastern tribe.[/font][/font]
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