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To: grania

for Rep Jordan to say there’s ALREADY a drug problem eliminating potential employees is totally appropriate.
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There may be a drug problem in manufacturing. What about all the other fields of expertise that are being replaced by H1B visas?

Relatives with major electrical engineering degrees have been shut out of the job market and now he’s a ranch hand.


60 posted on 11/02/2015 7:40:36 AM PST by Whenifhow
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To: Whenifhow
I would agree with those who would say (if they were politically brave enough) that there should be NO H1B Visas until the messes with invaders in the US and there being plenty of workers to fill those jobs.

Jordan represents towns which are just south of the east side of Cleveland, most of which have avoided the spread of chaos. The heroin epidemic is substantial. (crazy gerrymandering, I'm less than a half mile from his district) People around here need to be warned the day before the vote that the law is so poorly written that it will make drug problems even worse. It's an OH kind of problem. Connected big businesses will get a monopoly and massive profits, while the "little folk" deal with the consequences.

74 posted on 11/02/2015 8:04:11 AM PST by grania
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