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Isn't that highly illegal?
by RobertDeNiro 10y ago
Isn't that highly illegal?
- praneshp 10y agoHighly illegal and HIGHLY common. When my wife moved here (I uprooted her career because of our marriage), she spoke to a few of these people. It was way easier to get an illegal job, and better green card prospects (don't know why).
- mavelikara 10y agoThings are much better these days with proprietors, HR folks and lawyers of these firms getting jail sentences.
- praneshp 10y agoMany of them? I saw a couple in the news, so there is a general push in the right direction I guess.
- usernametbd 10y ago> I uprooted her career because of our marriage This is a huge problem by itself. H-4 EAD after I-140 is not enough because that forces you to stay with your current employer until you get your I-140. If you are going to restrict H-1B to highly skilled immigrants, then H-4 EAD should be eligible for any H-1B holder's spouse regardless of I-140 status. Otherwise you are basically saying "we only welcome highly skilled immigrants that are single"