Comments on: New Proposal to Prevent H1B Visa Extension may Deport 7, 50,000 Indian Tech Workers from USA

By: OJ

OJ — Sun, 05 May 2019 14:31:21 +0000

It already has become irreversible. They r moving jobs to other countries. Got to create new jobs, hire/retrain Americans, smart H1bs and forget about these old ones as they don’t have value, hence moving out….

By: Stan

Stan — Mon, 22 Apr 2019 20:17:49 +0000

Only handful have a benefits of hiring H1B in USA getting overly rich. At the same time they cause enormous harm to the nation. America allow enrich the foreigners and the other countries whereas US professionals suffering of unemployment and idleness. And business might tell you the Citizens are expensive. I can tell you many of professional Citizens can cover or substitute 5-7 H1B foreigners. That is the direction we have to go to.
I myself have been made to do KT to a new H1B guys before being laid off from a few positions. And a lot of those guys I have had a deal with are mediocre ones. Yes the Boards and CEOs will be able to keep overly rich themselves for a while however they all are going to see what will happen to the whole country in forcible future. It will turn to Banana Republic. And it would be irreversible. Stop H1B before it’s to late

By: JJ

JJ — Mon, 03 Dec 2018 11:13:43 +0000

In reply to DB. I am a high schooler and if our h1-b visa gets denied, it will be very devestating to leave because I put all my hardwork in school :(.

By: DB

DB — Sat, 19 May 2018 16:39:35 +0000

That’s to bad that politicians believe the lie that we need to import foreign workers. The US is being held back and destroyed by discriminating against US workers and continuing to import cheaper less skilled foreign workers mainly from 3rd world countries. It is also unfair to take the few truly good people that a 3rd world country needs to improve their own condition. #EndTheH1BVisa