I think their anti-foreign worker stance is more about anti-artificially-low-salaries and anti-screw-hiring-local-workers-who-are-available-to-work: http://www.

I think their anti-foreign worker stance is more about anti-artificially-low-salaries and anti-screw-hiring-local-workers-who-are-available-to-work: http://www.programmersguild.org/docs/stephanie_job_11sept2009.html http://www.programmersguild.org/docs/stephanie_job_11sept200... This page further explains their position: http://www.programmersguild.org/h1b.asp http://www.programmersguild.org/h1b.asp The problem appears to be companies are firing local workers in order to hire foreign workers. The foreign workers are no longer a supplement to the workforce, but are used as a replacement. The people themselves aren't the problem, the problem is the companies doing the hiring and cost-savings calculations.