Friday, January 11, 2019

PATH TO CITIZENSHIP - H1B holders in the United States can rest assured that changes are soon coming

H1-B holders in the United States can rest assured that changes are soon coming which will bring both simplicity and certainty to your stay, including a potential path to citizenship. We want to encourage talented and highly skilled people to pursue career options in the U.S.
7:40 AM - 11 Jan 2019
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    1.  3 hours ago
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      Only people who know nothing about H1-B visas think we're getting "highly skilled people." They're mostly standard computer programers doing slave labor for the tech companies.
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    1.  5 hours ago
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      They already get a "potential path to citizenship"
       
       
       
    1.  1 hour ago
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      .: "High-tech American workers who worked really hard and are the best in their industry and business in high tech, and then discover by the time that they’re 40 or 45 — and by no means over the hill — that they’re priced out of the market."
       
       
       
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    1.  5 hours ago
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      What about those who are waiting for their perm resident card after being put on indefinite wait since getting their temp green card? The wait is truly ridiculous.
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    2.  26 minutes ago
      when laws ARE observed, then the LAWFUL will be the PREFERED and EXPEDITED type. But right now your a third class or less person
       
       
       
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    1.  4 hours ago
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    1.  3 hours ago
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      Why would you do that for them but not for persons living here for many years, with clean records, married to citizens and with US citizen children?
       
       
       
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    1.  11 hours ago
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      WUT? Path to citizenship? While our own STEM graduates are working at Starbucks. BAD idea.
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    2.  5 hours ago
      No it’s not a bad idea. If they’re doing it legally and have to wait a long time, why not speed up the process? You can’t hold someone else’s dream because Stem graduates are working at Starbucks and did it the right way.
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    1.  14 hours ago
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      Democrats are burnt toast now! 😂
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    1.  5 hours ago
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      American workers are laid off because of millions of visa frauds committed by big corporations CEOs, big banks, big Indian outsourcing companies! Stop the Invasion!
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    2.  3 hours ago
      Then stop visa fraud but generalizing H1B to visa fraud is just plain racisim
       
       
       
Posted by Robby Ball at 6:57 PM