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             Despite the fact that individuals are independently drawn to the United States, the presence of legal immigrants in this country can also be explained by the fact that the second priority of the U.S. legal admissions system allows employers to bring in a relatively small number of skilled workers from overseas when there are no qualified Americans available to fill the job. This suggests, only that the country recognizes the need to be able to attract talented and hardworking individuals from all corners of the world and to acquire the often-needed expertise and experience, which is required for the ever-expanding global arena in which the United States operates. This concept is not new, however. Throughout our history we have relied on the strength, expertise, and special skills of foreign workers and immigrants to build this country. As early as 1610 Italian craftsmen were brought to the New World by the Virginia Colony to start the glass trade. In the mid- 1800s American m!
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