America's AI leadership is at risk if it fails to attract international talent. The U.S. currently hosts 59% of the world's top AI researchers and has built a supportive ecosystem of universities and venture capital. Historical data indicates that immigrant founders significantly contribute to the economy, with nearly half of Fortune 500 companies founded by immigrants. The financial benefits of H-1B workers are substantial, resulting in higher wages and increased tax revenues. When immigration polices support talent, the entire technological landscape benefits.
The U.S. has created an unmatched ecosystem with 59% of the world's top-tier AI researchers. We've built the universities, the venture capital networks, and the innovation culture that attracts global genius.
H-1B workers earn a median wage of $108,000 compared to $45,760 for U.S. workers generally, contributing significantly to tax revenue and consumer spending.
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