> Compared to the US, which despite its bureaucratic pitfalls and inefficiencies grants over 1 million green cards annually:
Which mostly go to people in the very, very, very long backlog.
Which mostly go to people in the very, very, very long backlog.
There is an upper limit that restricts the number of greencards given to applicants of any one country to 7%.
The reason there are very very long backlogs for China and India is because they both combined account for only 14% of the green cards awarded each year. The remaining green cards are mostly unused.
I am talking about the employment based greencard backlog. I’m not familiar with the situation with other categories.