Ironically, Trump's grandfather would have been excluded. Similarly, my ancestors would likewise not have made the cut. How many people in this country trace their ancestry to immigration? Greater than 50% is my guess. The lottery system curtails the numbers which some believe is necessary in order to not flood our cities with immigrants and there is a strong argument for limiting numbers. However, the discrimination expressed in this bill will favor whites over people of color and don't expect exceptions for technologically savvy south Asians. Their skin color will be a barrier. Only when large corporations take control of this and argue that immigration is needed to keep our economy growing will anyone in Congress pay attention. Right now they are catering to their base which is comprised of those who are afraid of anyone different from themselves and want those 'others' excluded. Insofar as 'foreigners' taking American's jobs too many Americans have no desire to learn new skills.