Asaf Darash, an Israeli entrepreneur, was putting his 18-month-old son to bed when he received the news he had been dreading. He had applied to renew his temporary visa back in April. It was now the middle of September, a few weeks away from his visa expiration, and immigration officials had still not responded. As he watched his son fall asleep, he opened an urgent email from his attorney. His application was denied. He faced deportation.
“You read it and you’re like ‘No, this can’t be right,'” Darash recalled. “I remember standing in the middle of the house and thinking ‘What do I do now?'”…
via Brain Drain: Why We’re Driving Immigrant Talent Overseas.
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