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The lawsuits by Mr. Perrero and Ms. Moore are based on the rules for H-1B visas, which were designed by Congress to bring foreign workers with special skills into the country. Employers are required to declare to the Department of Labor that hiring foreigners on the visas “will not adversely affect the working conditions of U.S. workers similarly employed.”

“Was I negatively affected?” Ms. Moore asked. “Yeah, I was. I lost my job.”

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Sara Blackwell, a lawyer in Sarasota representing the former Disney employees, said the suits charged that the companies lied under oath when they said that no Americans would lose their jobs

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The paid tools in the House and Senate who wrote the H1B visa laws added specific language barring the revocation of an H1B visa if the employer was found to have lied as long as the H1B visa holder is paid at least $67,000/year.

However, the corrupt dumbasses never added language to prevent the employer for being sued or jailed for lying on the H1B visa applications.