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There's no student visa quota, so they're not screwing over any students. They're screwing over an actual legal worker, I guess, assuming someone else would hav

There's no student visa quota, so they're not screwing over any students. They're screwing over an actual legal worker, I guess, assuming someone else would have taken their job.

duaneb 11y ago
> There's no student visa quota, so they're not screwing over any students. This is a good way to encourage introducing a quota. > They're screwing over an actual legal worker, I guess, assuming someone else would have taken their job. Also true.
- huac 11y ago
  They're not really screwing anyone over. They had already come here legally, graduated from American universities, and gotten jobs appropriately. At this point, they have their jobs and there's no 'screwing anyone over' - if anyone has been disadvantaged, it was them for not winning the H1-B lottery.
  - duaneb 11y ago
    I don't follow. A student visa shouldn't imply they get a US job at all, and it's somewhat concerning it works like that.
    - huac 11y ago
      You don't think foreign nationals who study and graduate in the US, pay taxes, yada yada, should be allowed to seek employment here?
      - duaneb 11y ago
        No, I do not. It encourages sniping workers instead of training our own.
baby 11y ago
> They're screwing over an actual legal worker yeah, they need to go back in their countries.