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Among policymakers, there is a growing consensus that the United States should welcome more skilled workers. During the last presidential campaign, Mitt Romney called for granting work visas to foreign students who completed science, technology and engineering degrees at U.S. universities. The problem, however, is that most immigrant advocates don't want to separate out the effort to increase skilled immigration from the far more contentious cause of giving America's 11 million unauthorized immigrants, most of whom have modest skills, a "path to citizenship." President Obama, in keeping with influential immigrant advocacy groups like America's Voice, has insisted that the United States should only welcome more skilled workers as part of comprehensive immigration reform legislation that also addresses the legal status of the unauthorized.