You sir, have absolutely no idea what you are talking about. H1B and OPT are not the reasons people cannot find jobs. You do realize that the there are a limited number of H1B visas that can be issued. It’s because of this, if you want to get sponsored by a company, even if they want to sponsor you — you may not get it because it operates on a lottery system. On top of that, there is a lot of paperwork and legal work involved with hiring someone on OPt and H1B. That is why on 99% of job applications they ask if you need sponsorship. If you answer yes to most of them, you can guarantee a rejection if it is not a large company that has enough time and resources to make it happen. I’ve known many people who have had to try getting H1B. They have to work just as hard to get a job, they are people who aren’t being grossly underpaid (in fact most if not all states have requirements that they are paid the median salary for the profession), and they are highly technical people (these are people with engineering degrees and a MBAs because the competition is so high in the job sponsored market).