"we really need the H1-B because there's no native who can do the job equally well"
Well from an economic perspective that statement is not even wrong (lot's of laws have this problem). Consider the following toy model:
Let's say there are two companies each of which needs a programmer with skill X, and there is only one native programer with skill X. So one of the companies asks for a H1-B candidate. Is that statement true? Well, technically it could out bid the other company for the native programer.
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