This well-abused H1-B visa program is government interference in the job market to begin with. So I reject your premise. Disney had to apply for these slots under the law.
The program is not intended to put Americans out of work in favor of cheaper Indian labor, but it has been abused by crony capitalist Fortune 500 companies to be just that (at the expense of smaller companies with less juice that want to outsource like this as well).
I am pretty sure if the true goal was to “fix” Disney’s “broken” IT department, you could get the job done with Americans, if you paid enough and paid relocation expenses or allowed some to telecommute.
But Disney doesn’t want to pay for that. They’d rather get involved with what is likely a shady Indian outsourcing company.
Don’t worry you ultimately get what you pay for. If you think Disney’s IT department has issues now, just wait until after these American jobs are outsourced to foreign workers.
I would greatly prefer that Disney find competent American workers to fix their IT fiasco. I do routinely use Disney IT, and it would be nice for it to no longer suck.
But that’s not what Trump said. He said he’d force Disney to keep its current incompetent workforce in place, and you agree. You said above that you don’t care how incompetent they are, Trump is right (that Disney be forced to keep them on payroll).
Rah Rah America, Americans, apple pie and hot dogs. Since when did being an American give you the right to keep your job no matter how badly it’s done? Since when is it a great thing for the government to interfere in employee/employer relationships to the point of forcing that relationship? I’m pretty sure the thing that makes America great is a philosophy rooted in the kinds of freedoms that rebel at the notion of compelling such relationships.