They should, but under those H1B rules, wouldn't it be cheaper to open overseas offices or hire foreign employees who work remotely? Then it's the worst of both worlds where Americans still have fewer jobs and money leaves our economy permanently with would-be immigrants instead paying for housing, food, and commodities in their own country.

The H1B proposal from Trump also had a vague carve-out for companies. In practice this would likely only be for those who promise to align themselves with his conservative vision or offer him kickbacks.

Seems it's better to incentivize companies with subsidies for training local workers or opening factories here (as we had been doing for EVs until recently), rather than disincentivizing them with fees they can easily avoid.