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Are the current policies in the US making it noticeably more difficult for you to secure work visas for your clients?
by pctTCRZ52y 1y ago
Are the current policies in the US making it noticeably more difficult for you to secure work visas for your clients?
- proberts 1y agoNot yet. The main changes that we're seeing are with CBP at the ports of entry. CBP is being much more aggressive in questioning those seeking admission, including searching electronic devices and even detaining applicants. But nearly all our filings are still getting approved.
- gopher_space 1y agoI've been through customs all over the world for the past forty years, and US customs are some of the worst human beings I've ever encountered. Why is that function such a shit show? Very familiar with the need for LEO dumping grounds, especially at the federal level, so that's been my working assumption but I've never asked.
- lazide 1y agoBecause it can be, and nearly every administration has a ‘tough on illegal immigration’ stance - because the US is so desirable to go to. A good Great Depression economic reset + insane facist government will reset that a little - but it will still be better than a huge number of places on the globe. Even if the gov’t targets immigrants. A huge number of places with massive populations of people who would love to come over.
- gopher_space 1y agoAre you saying the volume they handle precludes competence?
- lazide 1y agoNo, that the market demand (relative to supply) favors shittiness and extractive brutality over positivity. They are quite competent at their actual jobs, which aren’t the jobs you think they are. Think DMV. Or your favorite shitty cable company ISP.
- kanbankaren 1y agoWhat parts of the world? I have found Asian countries, Japan and UK the same as US when it comes to customs experience.