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H1-Bs do have a path to permanent residence and so citizenship. The problem is that the various rules around being on an H1-B make it super easy to exploit wor
by olliej 4y ago
H1-Bs do have a path to permanent residence and so citizenship.
The problem is that the various rules around being on an H1-B make it super easy to exploit workers - which has a side effect of reducing permanent resident and citizen wages.
- snotrockets 4y agoNot a universal path. It depends on their employer benevolence, or them matching a specific criteria of excellence, which I'm assuming many won't. Compare with other countries, where the eligibility for residency is automatic for all foreign workers for have worked in that country for a given amount of time.