B
So, how do you feel?
A
Well, I'm a little bit ambivalent. The problem with, uh, and I think one of the problems with immigration policy is like any other political problem is that people are not willing to discuss it, uh, in, in terms of what, uh, really is driving it. They're not willing to tell the truth. The same way with, uh, issues of, uh, race and things like that. I mean right now, uh, I believe there are two policies that, uh, that the government uses to modulate immigration. Three actually. One is at the high end, uh, they always want to be able to, uh, do some brain draining. They always like to be able to attract the, uh, Einsteins or the Professor Chou or, you know.
B
Right.
A
They'd like to be able to get the top people in any field and so they can almost always find room for someone like that. At the bottom end, they, uh,
B
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A
are always willing to, uh, let in cheap labor if it lowers the cost of doing business in some particular area and has strong support from the,