Fairness in immigration policy should be observed in global level, not by geographical proximity. (I really hope I an not putting myself into hot water for commenting on this sensitive topic. Forgive me in advance, if I offend anyone.) I worked with many American top school graduates who happened to be Indians from India, Chinese, Koreans, etc.. Lot of them worked long hours and below median wages (compare to American counterparts) for years to be resident aliens. Lot of them successfully settled, some had to go back home because of Visa quota running out early, dot bomb, and so on. None I know decided to stay after visa expired. They knew better... I am not saying a brilliant Chinese astro physicist shoud have a priority in this country than a guy who mows my lawn.
Yes I want my landscaping doesn't cost more than 70G I paid, and I want my favorite 30 dollar all you can eat sushi restraunt stay open. Yes, California and Texas used to be Mexico while back, but I am not sure if it is relevant now. For anything that is scarce, pleople have to wait in line like everyone else. It is just my opinion and my parents are immigrants.

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