This week on conservative crossroads,

are President Trump's proposed H-1B visa reforms?

A good idea?

Mark Corian says yes.

We shouldn't have this program at all.

It's a, it's a scam.

I mean, let's face it.

There are plenty of Americans,

young people especially,

who could, who have the skills to do these kind of jobs.

Neil Bradley says no.

I do profess great confidence in believing that we are a society and an economy that can welcome all kinds of people who bring various and different skills and who help contribute and shape their employer, their community, and their society.

H-1B visa reform coming up on conservative crossroads now. Now. Welcome back to Conservative Crossroads, the program where conservatives talk about their

differences rather than deny them. I'm Henry Olson, senior fellow at the Ethics of Public

and Public Policy Center, and your host for this program.

The topic this week is policy towards the H-1B Immigration Visa Program.

My guest this week are Neil Bradley, Executive Vice President and Chief Policy Officer of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce,

and Mark Corcorian, Executive Director of the Center for Immigration Studies.

Mark will start with five minutes on his views about what the program's goals ought to be

and what President Trump's reforms are or should be,

followed by Neil stating his views on those topics for five minutes.

We'll then move to mutual questions and answer.

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