The new Congress is now tackling a flurry of general proposals for comprehensive immigration reform, but only one specific, narrowly focused piece of legislation has already been introduced in the Senate: a plan to vastly increase the number of non-citizens who can pursue jobs and education in the U.S. technology sector. The bill, titled the “Immigration Innovation Act of 2013,” quickly drew support from the IT community.
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Immigration Reform Could Open the Door for IT Talent
Posted by: John K. Higgins February 6, 2013 05:00 AMThe new Congress is now tackling a flurry of general proposals for comprehensive immigration reform, but only one specific, narrowly focused piece of legislation has already been introduced in the Senate: a plan to vastly increase the number of non-citizens who can pursue jobs and education in the U.S. technology sector. The bill, titled the “Immigration Innovation Act of 2013,” quickly drew support from the IT community.