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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Urges Lawful Immigration to Attract Global Talent

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Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang stresses that drawing talent from around the world is essential for technological progress. He points out that many of America's leading researchers and entrepreneurs were born abroad and make substantial contributions to the economy. According to Huang, a welcoming environment for legal immigration would strengthen the country's capacity to generate new inventions and ideas. He also credits the American business culture with fostering a can-do mindset that encourages entrepreneurial ventures.

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