Posted on 05/09/2014 2:45:19 PM PDT by ObamahatesPACoal
On the Senate floor yesterday, Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, decried the Obama Administrations proposed rule giving work permits to the spouses of certain H-1B visa holders. He said Congress did not authorize the Administration proposal. They act on their own, Sen. Grassley said. And, they do it to the detriment of American workers.
Sen. Grassley argued the proposal will allow more foreign workers to come, work, and compete with U. S. workers in high-skilled fields despite the well-documented fraud in the H-1B program.
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And yet he wants the President to have fast-track authority on the TPP. Go figure.
Personally, I'd call that a good thing.
I gather you wouldn't. Why? Cannot "ordinary" people supervise lawyers?
What exactly is wrong with that.
It’s a joke. Braley(D) the leading Democrat to replace Harkin said that to some Trial lawyers in Texas.
Braley is pro-amnesty and totally clueless on immigration compared to a farmer like Grassley.
“Sen. Grassley argued the proposal will allow more foreign workers to come, work, and compete with U. S. workers in high-skilled fields despite the well-documented fraud in the H-1B program.”
This is pure theater; both parties have sold out the American worker.
Exactly. My last job in a big high tech company in Atlanta, I thought I was in Bangalore - a city of cubicles of H1B's from India! Talk about being discriminated against in one's own country...
“My last job in a big high tech company in Atlanta, I thought I was in Bangalore - a city of cubicles of H1B’s from India! Talk about being discriminated against in one’s own country...”
It isn’t even just tech; Asians are being imported for financial jobs now as well. For the life of me I can’t understand how anyone today feels an ounce of patriotism; I just look at it as a tenant/landlord arrangement, and I pay thousands per month in rent to various levels of government.
We have more than enough lawyers screwing up America. We need more farmers!
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