In theory, the H-1B is great, it doesn't impact wages or jobs - nobody is denied a job and wages don't decrease. The reality is that companies hire a "junior d

In theory, the H-1B is great, it doesn't impact wages or jobs - nobody is denied a job and wages don't decrease. The reality is that companies hire a "junior developer" but expect senior developer work out of that H-1B, or they hire "software analyst" when they really mean "full stack programmer". Also they put out job ads in smaller circulations, or have weirdly specific requirements that put off Americans from applying, so they can say they advertised, got zero responses, or zero qualified candidates, and thus need the H-1B.