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I think you are conflating two things here. The US government is not targeting H-1B holders here, but companies trying to get more of them by flooding the syste
by manuelabeledo 4y ago
I think you are conflating two things here. The US government is not targeting H-1B holders here, but companies trying to get more of them by flooding the system.
The H-1B visa process already has provisions for all these issues, prevailing wage being one of them, which quite precisely addresses the issue of American workers being given a chance of applying for a position that could potentially be filled by a visa holder.
> Companies are using the program to basically hire temp slaves and it's hurting the entire Industry.
This is untrue in the vast majority of cases.
Again, I'm wondering where all these false premises come from, because they do not match my experience a bit.
- ChumpGPT 4y ago>I'm wondering where all these false premises come from, because they do not match my experience a bit. They must be false because they don't match your experience...
- manuelabeledo 4y agoNo, they are false because they are. H-1B visa requirements, processes, and data are publicly available. What you provided is just hearsay at best.
- ChumpGPT 4y agoYes, of course...of course...and what you provided is fact....
- manuelabeledo 4y agoIt kind of is, and you could verify all of it by checking the USCIS website, and the dozens of other sites where they collect and parse H-1B application data, e.g. https://www.h1bdata.org https://www.h1bdata.org