Since inadequate legal immigration policy in the United States prevents many international entrepreneurs from crossing the Pacific to Silicon Valley to create jobs, one California company plans to meet them in the middle \u2013 of the ocean.<\/p>\n
In order to preserve Silicon Valley\u2019s reputation as the world\u2019s leader in technology innovation, Blueseed is building a Visa-free offshore technology incubator.<\/p>\n
The company wants to \u201c\u2026enable countless great ideas and talented individuals to test themselves in the hotbed of Silicon Valley,\u201d according to the Blueseed website. \u201cWith our incubator, startups and individuals will also get a chance to establish the connections and capital necessary to move their operations onto land if they so choose.\u201d<\/p>\n
The Blueseed team is responding to an American legal immigration policy that leaves many international technology workers on the outside looking in when American companies could be hiring them and creating more jobs.<\/p>\n
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