My questions are:
• When one person gets an H-1B, who/how many are permitted to piggy-back on it?
• If no one is allowed to piggy-back on it, how do family make it over?
• If the H-1B holder is the one with the needed skill, what are their family bringing that we need? (Because where I live, I see spouses, kids, and (grand) parents.
• If they are just bringing themselves, is the H-1B holder supporting them or do they apply for taxpayer-funded benefits from the government?
• Are H-1B holders permitted to apply caste/class customs from their country of origin against their co-workers?(Hiring and social practices, for example.)
Good questions that I hope someone answers. I have seen the same - a big procession of family members following H1Bs. What is the process for bringing these family members?
When I moved into my North Fort Worth neighborhood 13 years ago African American, White, non-Hispanic, and a few Hispanics lived there. Fast forward 13 years and now it is about 40 percent Indian/ Pakistan families to 30 percent White, non-Hispanic, families and a few Hispanic and African American families. There are at least 3 generations here from each Indian family. Unfortunately, none of them seem to know how to do yard work.,