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To: entropy12
That is how "free" enterprise system works. They can choose workers whom they prefer. Corporations are there to pursue justice or patriotism. They exist and survive by making profits. I imagine they like the cheap foreign labor over US citizens.

What a dick. The people have a right to protect themselves and their economic livelihoods via political means from predators like you. This what gives "unfettered" capitalism and a border less world a bad name.

68 posted on 03/15/2018 12:21:16 PM PDT by central_va (I won't be reconstructed and I do not give a damn)
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To: central_va

Wishful thinking is not a plan. 99% of congress critters depend on corporate contributions including uber-rich individuals who own corporations. H1-B visa program is what the corporations want. And they are getting it. Unless you can change the congress, forget about it!

But much more important point is H1-B visa population is puny compared to (chain migrants + illegals). H1-B has limit/year by law of 65,000. That is peanuts in comparison to 30 million chain immigrants and 11-30 million illegals. These people are mostly low skills, low wealth. Their only qualification was having a relative with green card. Tax payerss are spending Billions for welfare, food stamps, medicaid, public schooling, free translators (many do not speak English).

In military they teach you to focus on bigger target first. I can’t believe so many are upset about H1-B people but have no concerns over the bigger problem of low skills, low wealth immigrants.


73 posted on 03/16/2018 2:50:43 PM PDT by entropy12 (30 Million low wealth, low skill LEGAL chain migrants in 25 years is growing EXPONENTIALLY..)
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