[servantboy777]

The H1B process is a sham from the beginning. We have thousands of Indian workers at my corp. and they know full well they bring their wives here to the U.S., get them pregnant, pop a baby and that kid becomes an instant U.S. citizen. Those H1B Indian workers aren’t going anywhere.

[Nuke From Orbit]

“The H1B process is a sham from the beginning. We have thousands of Indian workers at my corp. and they know full well they bring their wives here to the U.S., get them pregnant, pop a baby and that kid becomes an instant U.S. citizen. Those H1B Indian workers aren’t going anywhere.”

Chain Migration.... its all the rage here in the Seattle region.

[StolarStorm]

Yep. I’ve worked with countless h1-bs. They never leave.

[VikingMom]

The other issue, which no one discusses, is that once they, and their wives are here, they petition to bring both sets of parents over as well, under “family reunification” guidelines.

Then, all four grandparents get onto Medicare and SSI, which enables them to be able to pay cash for a very nice 4 or 5 bedroom house in the suburbs where they all live together.

This then drives up the price of those house so that the Americans, whose jobs they took, are pushed even further out of being able to afford anything. And most native born Americans do not have live in, free daycare available so they are, again, behind the eight ball trying to play catch up!

[Karma_Sherab]

Those H1B Indian workers aren’t going anywhere.

But, thanks to the number of Indian workers here in Jacksonville, FL, we have 37 Indian restaurants on Baymeadows road alone......
;^)

[Pelham]

“Jobs Americans Won’t Do”