Immigration
How can we attract and retain superstar talent from around the globe?
Today, we face increasing competition to be the home for the world’s top scientists and technical practitioners. Unlike many of our industrialized counterparts, such as Australia, Canada, and the United Kingdom, we have no dedicated pathway for entrepreneurs or high-skilled immigrants to live permanently in the country. Through both legislation and executive action, the United States urgently needs to start taking a proactive approach to recruiting global talent.
Immigration
Latest Publication
Visa Interview Waivers after COVID
Even though the COVID emergency is over, personal appearance waivers should be a standing policy in low-risk cases
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Harnessing Global Talent for Regional Innovation
Three ways the executive branch can streamline visa pathways to support new regional innovation hubs
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Renew Visas at Home
Domestic visa reissuance has been suspended since 2004 — it's time to bring it back
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Biden’s Visa Breakdown
America’s dysfunctional visa system threatens a White House Summit – and US national security
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Creating a Global Skill Partnership with Central America Using Existing US Visas
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The Case for High-Skilled Immigration Reform
(And How to Make It Happen)
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Semiconductor Investments Won’t Pay Off If Congress Doesn’t Fix the Talent Bottleneck
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Coalition for International Entrepreneurship Sends Open Letter Recommending Changes to International Entrepreneur Parole
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Unpacking the Biden Administration’s Latest Actions to Attract Stem Talent to the US
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