[pierrem15]

Cruz's response is so complex that it would either never be enacted; or, which is more likely, K Street would insert so many loopholes that it would amount to no change at all or even an easing of H1B restrictions.

After all, K Street wrote the existing law so that if the employer is found to have falsified the H1B application, the visa cannot be revoked if the H1B visa holder is paid a minimum of $65K.

The much simpler solution is to wipe the slate clean and start over with a completely new immigration act.

Actually, I wouldn't mind simply going back to the 1929 Act.

[ConservingFreedom]

Cruz's response is so complex

Doesn't look all that complex to me - and the real point is that he fully supports much tighter restrictions. (I'd also be on board with wiping the slate clean as you suggest.)