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I know plenty of H1Bs. They live in constant fear of their job ending and having to be deported. Afraid to speak up, afraid to ask for a raise and hoping that t

by pm24601 11y ago

I know plenty of H1Bs. They live in constant fear of their job ending and having to be deported. Afraid to speak up, afraid to ask for a raise and hoping that the company will sponsor them for a green card. What would you call this?

eplanit 11y ago
> What would you call this? A career and life choice they made. Opportunities here are likely better than their country of origin, so they (hopefully) weighed the risks and benefits of the choice to immigrate here for work. If those calculations no longer hold true, then likely a new course is to be chosen. Slavery implies force or coercion, not a regretted decision.