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So if a guest overstays their welcome and you kick them out of the house you are treating them as an animal?
by lzooz 4y ago
So if a guest overstays their welcome and you kick them out of the house you are treating them as an animal?
- blep_ 4y agoYou're confusing vacations with immigration. If that "guest" has come to your house on the premise that they're going to live with you, and you kick them out, yes, that is bad. We even have laws about this, that's why there's a whole eviction process and it applies to people living with you as much as to normal tenants.
- ipaddr 4y agoThey come to work at a specific job when that relationship ends so does your access. It's like giving a home plumber access to your yard and then you move but he still hang around your yard.
- blep_ 4y agoPlumbers do not come to your house with the intention of permanently living there.
- ipaddr 4y agoNeither are temporary workers on expiring VISAs. They may want that but that's not part of the agreement.
- throwaway2729 4y agoThey are temporary but not sudden or on-demand. It's ok to say that they can only be here for a finite amount of time but not ok to uproot their lives suddenly.
- hunterb123 4y agoIt's not really sudden if you know the visa is temporary the entire time.
- KptMarchewa 4y agoTemporary does not mean it needs to end up any second.
- refurb 4y agoThat’s ignoring the entire premise of the H1-B visa. It’s never intended to be permanent (6 year limit). It was never intended as “come here permanently”. You’re basically expecting something it never promised.
- carlitossway 4y agoLeaving aside other factors, you're redefining "overstays" as "not leaving the premises fast enough when told to leave before the original deadline". And no, that's not treating them as animals. But you are not exactly a proper host either.