Immigration
Aug. 21, 2014
Immigration reform must be system wide
When it comes to immigration, engineers, restaurateurs and housecleaning entrepreneurs are planes of the same gem. Any reform must embrace all these various individuals to be truly effective. By Corinne Goria
On a Friday evening, a table at Fuor d'Acqua in Palo Alto is impossible to land. Young, well-heeled (and well-sneakered) professionals from all parts of the world and all sides of the tech industry line up outside the door.
This popular locale is the most recent iteration of Diana and Francesco (names changed), immigrants who have been running successful Italian restaurants in Silicon Valley for two decades. Marco, their only son,...
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