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Reportedly, Anisetty has attained a Bachelor's degree in Engineering (Electronics and Communication Engineering) and a Masters of Science degree in Information Technology and Management from the University of Texas at Dallas.

So this guy just got what all the other American college graduates have?

Doesn't that mean that he does NOT have special skills that can't be filled by an American worker?

This has to be H1-B visa abuse. He should have had the degree and skills from India before coming here. The fact that he was here and then got the degrees from an American college alongside American students proves that he does not have special skills that could not be filled by an American worker.

-PJ

10 posted on 05/26/2019 3:18:21 PM PDT by Political Junkie Too (The 1st Amendment gives the People the right to a free press, not CNN the right to the 1st question.)

To: Political Junkie Too

No way a guy employed for less than 3 years has skills no American has.

12 posted on 05/26/2019 3:21:27 PM PDT by NobleFree ("law is often but the tyrant's will, and always so when it violates the right of an individual")

To: Political Junkie Too

Except that the credits won’t transfer. A 4-year degree from India might be worth 90 credits.

I knew an Indian fellow some years ago - tried to sit for the Engineer-in-Training exam. The Society of Professional Engineers said his degree was worth 90 credits. He would have had to take 2-3 semesters at an American college to be qualified to sit for the exam.

96 posted on 05/26/2019 9:49:57 PM PDT by scrabblehack

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