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What is my easiest route into the US?

I’m a Canadian/British dual citizen who would like to work in the US after getting my MSc (master of science) degree in the UK. I’d ideally like to work in policy/strategy/private sector research/tech or at a non-profit.

I know I have a few different options. I could do a TN as a management consultant or an economist (I have a BA in economics and my MSc is in social sciences). I could apply for an H1B and roll the dice. Or, it seems like perhaps a EB-2(A) would be a good bet as well.

Which would be the easiest way in? Preferably one that gives me permanent residency. I’m assuming I’ll have a job offer but would like to keep it easy for myself and the company.

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