An article in Roll Call highlights the
significant damage that the Fairness Act would do to American healthcare, a
point that we have raised in the past. As we said then,
The Fairness for High-Skilled Immigrants Act
has a worthwhile aim: eliminating the incredibly long backlog for Indian EB2
and EB3 applicants. Musillo Unkenholt is in favor of the bill,
provided that it is modified in a way to allow nurses to continue to come to
the US. As it is currently structured, the Fairness for High-Skilled
Immigrants Act would eliminate nurse immigration into the US.
Fortunately, there is a better
way. Last week, Sen.
Rand Paul (R-KY) introduced the BELIEVE Act. This Act merges the Fairness Act with
increased employment-based immigration numbers and preserves visas for those
occupations that are in such short supply that the importation of these workers
has no negative impact on the wages and working conditions of US labor. Musillo Unkenholt strongly supports the
BELIEVE Act.
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