Mark Zuckerberg Discusses Immigration Issues At 'Documented' Screening
Facebook CEO and Co-Founder Mark Zuckerberg has been an avid immigration advocate, helping launch the political organization FWD.us. On Monday, Zuckerberg spoke at the screening for the immigration-focused documentary, "Documented," directed by Jose Antonio Vargas. "Documented," is Vargas' autobiographical documentary, showing the flaws of America's current immigration system.
Facebook CEO and Co-Founder Mark Zuckerberg has been an avid immigration advocate, helping launch the political organization FWD.us. On Monday, Zuckerberg spoke at the screening for the immigration-focused documentary, “Documented,” directed by Jose Antonio Vargas. “Documented,” is Vargas’ autobiographical documentary, showing the flaws of America’s current immigration system.
Zuckerberg spoke publicly about immigration, noting that he’s not just interested in getting cheaper labor in the form of skilled international engineers, but he’s truly interested in reforming the whole immigration process:
People often talk about two parts of the issue: high-skill H1B-issue visa that tech companies have and full comprehensive immigration reform, as if they’re two completely separate issues, but anyone who knows a dreamer knows that they’re not.
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