Let Immigrants Innovate—in the U.S.
Battery Ventures
OCTOBER 3, 2018
Three years ago I wrote here about a landmark, but little-understood, piece of U.S. legislation: The Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965. This new law, signed on Oct. 3 of that year, dramatically changed the way the U.S. admitted new immigrants to the country. Instead of relying on strict quotas based on an immigrant’s country of origin—and favoring immigrants from just three European countries—the act called for admitting people based on family ties and their specific work skills.
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