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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Shutdown the H1B Visa Fraud

The H-1B program allows employers to bring skilled workers (usually with college degrees) to the United States on nonimmigrant visas. The three-year visas can be renewed for another three years, and the visas can be kept alive, virtually forever, if the employer has applied for a permanent immigrant visa for the worker in question. There are some minimal and ineffective labor market protections for these workers. Under all circumstances they can bring their spouses and children (under H-4 visas) with them to the United States – and under some circumstances these aliens can work legally; there are no wage protections for the H-4s.

On the first map, there are over [b]2,000 employers identified who, actively and publicly, prefer alien workers[/b] for at least some jobs to U.S. ones. The formal name for this group of employers sounds like it comes from the field of abnormal psychology: they are "H-1B dependent." This is the definition of the term: an employer with 25 full-time workers or fewer, with eight or more of them H-1Bs; with 26-50 workers, there are 13 or more H-1Bs; and with 51 or more there are 15 percent or more H-1Bs. Most users of the H-1B visa, in general, are not H-1B dependent.

http://cis.org/sites/cis.org/files/Full-Screen-Map-H1B-Dependent-Employers.html

just for one, Realsoft Technologies from Herndon, owned by Indian Vijayapal Pailla., filed 131 labor condition applications for H1B visa and 21 labor certifications for green card from fiscal year 2013 to 2015, 
doesn't even bother with us citizens.

one of thousands of H1B dependent firms, propped up by Hilary and the democrats corporate subsidies.

http://realsoftech.com/[/quote]
Are you crazy? The H1b program is loved by corporations, irrespective of their political affiliation. If anything, Trump will expand the program. It doesn't matter what Trump said, that is what he will do. You didn't really believe he would end the program, did you?[/quote]

Well, that's the big question. Is he going to continue to portray himself as an anti big business populist, or is he going to fall in line with Republican/conservative business orthodoxy?[/quote]

He said everything to win. Now that he lost but still won the presidency he will let the GOP govern.[/quote]

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