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Regardless, the H1-B program is sold to the public as a way to bring over highly-skilled individuals into roles that require those higher skills. Yet, time and
by politician 10y ago
Regardless, the H1-B program is sold to the public as a way to bring over highly-skilled individuals into roles that require those higher skills.
Yet, time and again we see that the emperor has no clothes: these programs are used to import labor from overseas because it's cheap.
- oautholaf 10y agoI can't speak to any abuse of these programs, but as a US citizen I value my co-workers on H1-Bs and want them to stay.
- michaelmrose 10y agoI would rather we make them full citizens not bound by threat of deportation so they can shop their skills around to the highest bidder rather than being used to depress wages for all. If we are too stupid to see the benefits we derive from making them part of our nation I would rather we send them home. Leaving the status quo as is would be the worst option.
- HarryHirsch 10y agoWithout sounding snarky or condescending, you should educate yourself about the H1-B program and about the ways how it is abused. It is as bad as those who have gone though it make it sound.
- oautholaf 10y agoAnd I haven't met any of them who would prefer it gone entirely...
- HarryHirsch 10y agoYour distaste isn't remotely as great as it ought to be.
- oautholaf 10y agoI ought to have distaste for them? No. Sure I'd reform the program, but I am glad that they can come here and so are they. I would be upset if they couldn't anymore and so would they. Sorry to say, I don't think reforming the program with applicants in mind is on the table in this administration.
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