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Why can’t people who want to work in the U.S. apply for jobs and then wait in line?

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Why can’t people who want to work in the U.S. apply for jobs and then wait in line?

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Quite simply, there is no such line. The U.S. system is backwards in this respect, because work visas are applied for by employers, not employees. So if a worker in Mexico, for instance, wants to work in the U.S., there is literally no system for him to apply, or even a place to go to find out what jobs may be available. So he must either wait to be recruited by an employer with enough resources to send a recruiter (or a friend or relative who knows an employer), or pay a smuggler to help get him across the border then look for work. Either way, the current system provides no workable legal alternative, and actually contributes to the porous border problem.

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