[grey_whiskers]

I’m not a disciple of Donald Trump.

Nor do I think there is a Maga-Heaven, let alone that one piles up credits in it.

There are too many Indians here.

They have been admitted under false pretenses.

I have read in the last few months of UC Berkeley Computer Science professors, complaining that some of their computer science graduates with 4.0 GPAs, can’t even get *interviews*.

And they have a habit of preferentially hiring other Indians over anyone else—witness the new CEO of FedEx stacking the C-suite with other dots. In the last *week*.

Not to mention all the companies laying off thousands while putting in requests for thousands of H1-Bs.

Or Elon Musk’s infamous “F your OWN FACE” “I will go to war with you on a scale you cannot possibly imagine” as he applied for H1-Bs (reduced salary) for quite pedestrian mid-tier engineering jobs.

He’s the richest person who ever walked the face of the planet, yet he insists on some non-existent “right” to import cheap foreigners over US citizens?

And your straw man goes up in flames.

[nathanbedford]

If, after all these years you had taken the time, before indulging in seriatim insults directed to me personally, to read what I wrote, you would have learned that I agree with virtually everything you said in your last reply.

I agree H1B visas have been criminally abused. My solution is the same as Donald Trump's, reform the system, retain those who have real contributions to make, bar those whose jobs can be done by Americans, end the exploitation of mid and lower level Indians.

Donald Trump believes $100,000 will do the trick. The solution, as I wrote, seems reasonable to me because it tends toward correcting the abuses in the next above paragraph while retaining the benefits of the system where it counts.