Anonymous
Post 04/01/2016 13:25     Subject: Re:CUNY

Anonymous wrote:
These visas will not be subject to any limits. CUNY and many other colleges will participate. Serve as a model to how to bring H1Bs in from India not subject to annual limits


Did you even read your own article? It says "up to" 80 visas will be issued under the program.

Nothing to see here, move along.


Would help to read it to get the point

These 80 H1bs who would qualify for the H-1B visa will be outside the annual cap of 85,000 H-1B visas issued by the DHS, which now has a lottery system in place. Last year, 233,000 people applied for H-1B visa; with only around 1/3rd of applicants finally getting it. This year, more applications than ever before are expected when filing begins April 1.

H1b started in 1990 with one type of visa and has exploded into 50 types and thousands of pages of law

This is the latest abuse In which if you give h1b to student there is NO limit

Democrat deblasio is pushing this to bring in more cheap workers to compete with us citizens

Anonymous
Post 04/01/2016 12:27     Subject: Re:CUNY

These visas will not be subject to any limits. CUNY and many other colleges will participate. Serve as a model to how to bring H1Bs in from India not subject to annual limits


Did you even read your own article? It says "up to" 80 visas will be issued under the program.

Nothing to see here, move along.
Anonymous
Post 04/01/2016 12:13     Subject: CUNY

IN2NYC will bring in H1Bs from India to colleges in nyc

These visas will not be subject to any limits. CUNY and many other colleges will participate. Serve as a model to how to bring H1Bs in from India not subject to annual limits

Details in Indian press

http://www.theindianpanorama.news/united-states-america/2016/02/25/nycedc-and-cuny-launch-in2nyc-h1b-sponsorship-program-for-international-entrepreneurs-60534/