By Rachelle Younglai WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. immigration authorities would give preference to better-educated and trained visa-seekers who can contribute to the American economy under a less-noticed provision of the immigration bill in the U.S. Congress. The bi-partisan bill in the U.S. Senate would rewrite the half-century-old standards that control legal immigration to favor skills over family ties. ...
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