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If you don't do that stuff it becomes harder when you want to apply for permanent residence for the guys you want.
by scarejunba 7y ago
If you don't do that stuff it becomes harder when you want to apply for permanent residence for the guys you want.
- dragonwriter 7y agoAh, so it's lying to applicants, but that's just incidental, the real target is lying to government to support immigration fraud. That makes sense. Ethics are another question, but the rationale is clear.
- scarejunba 7y agoYep, it's just one of the hacks that everyone's on board with. Like how we allow cash-tipped employees to not report tips, we allow this because (while politically unpalatable to change the law) it's better for the country this way. After all, it's the law that fails to recognize that 7 years of experience in different environments may trump having a degree. Policy makers recognize this and allow the situation to exist because they know that you're not going to get residence for the 7-year-no-degree dude, you're going to get it for the 5-year-Masters-from-CMU fellow and it's better to have that guy in than out.