S. To specialized individuals who would only benefit the country within a very competitive modern global perspective. Letting immigration caps based on our own selfish xenophobia debilitate the American people and industry makes no sense in such a globalized modern context. Reforms must take place, either to completely rid the cap limitations, or heavily increase the number of specialized workers allowed entrance into the United States annually. To succeed in the modern world means to constantly be on the forefront of new technologies and ideas. Borrowing innovation from other areas of the globe will help ensure America's persistent success...

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