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To: Joe S Pack who wrote (41073)	11/6/2003 11:22:54 PM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 74559

<<Nigeria requires that investors deposit $100 on application and $5.000 for renewal of their expatriate quotas. This lead to cases such as a couple of entrepreneurs that shipped to England old generating sets for repair and shipped them back afterwards. A company which needs a professional photographer or a video producer needs to fly them in. How are the Nigerian young professionals to learn their trade?>> From the Chapter WHY POPULATIONS ARE NOY MOBILE ANYMORE? of Elmat's book, 1989. <<They are also lobbying to impose large fee for H1B spouses and relatives. Actually, last year's H1-B visa did not get filled, it came close to 40K.>> You described the US acting like Nigeria.