“It is clear that there is building bipartisan support for some of these changes, however, Visa reform is likely to be complicated by broader immigration reform where there is no consensus, further complicating this picture is a crowded legislative agenda with health care reform, and tax reform likely to take priority. Keeping this in mind it seems unlikely that any visas legislation will make its way through congress this year, leaving the current system in place for at least another year,” said Peter Bendor-Samuel, chief executive officer of Everest Group, the global technology researcher.
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