I am from India, so is my ex and her new fiance. I get all the resentment white folks and rest of the americans have but lets stay focused on the topic.

It's long story and I am really thankful to my ex-fiance for whatever she did with me. I was introduced to the red pill and have learnt a great deal. Thanks folks.

The new guy has done PhD from a tier-2 University in US in STEM and is working as postdoc researcher in US. He has 1 paper he wrote with 2 other guys and published it in arxiv.org, which is not quite high ranked website for publication. He published one more paper in a good journal, but with half a dozen other guys. So in total 2 journals. It's been couple of years that he is working as a postdoc. How bright is the scene for the postdoc to get green card? I heard that new rules brought in by Trump will be advantageous for Indians as there will not be any country specific quotas for green card. So my questions are:

  1. what are the chances of the new guy getting green card, thus enabling his to be wife after they get married, the right to get a green card in turn and work in US.
  2. what is the probability of she or any other foreigner from India getting green card after they do masters from a non-ivy league university?

Precisely, my ex dumped me because she wanted to go to US for STEM masters. It's a long story which I will write some other day.

No redpill advice solicited. I know that I did the right thing dumping her. She is in early thirties and had multiple red flags. I knowingly went for her thinking that she would have matured for being old. But ended up learning lot of redpill lessons at once. I acknowledge mistakes on my part as well.