H-1B visas must end’: Wife of US citizen shares plight of landing IT jobs

I want mass deportations.
I have seen your multiple posts. Subpar and useless social media forwards or comments.
Don’t behave like a troll and do some justice to your tag of a Think Tank.
Atleast once in a while, add some value to the discussion.
 
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This will devastate India’s annual remittance.

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Why do you hate Asadbhai?

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The begharat is two-faced and stands for nothing; he will throw his own under the bus for political mileage. I have met him a few times as a client of mine who is politically involved in the Chicago suburb area, invites him occasionally, and stays at his place.
 
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To clarify, it's not a one-time $100,000 fee; it's $100,000 every year for three years or an upfront $300,000.

This is akin to launching a nuke; the ramifications wouldn't just be tech, but also rural doctors who come on H1Bs, too.

"He noted that the payment structure is still under discussion with the Department of Homeland Security, in terms of “whether we’re going to charge the $300,000 up front or $100,000 a year for the three years.”

 
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President Donald Trump’s new $100,000 fee for high-skill visa holders only applies to new applicants — not current visa holders who may be on travel outside of the U.S. — according to a U.S. official granted anonymity to speak about the policy.

The president’s H-1B announcement on Friday immediately spurred chaos, with companies and immigration lawyers warning travelers to return to the U.S. before midnight on Monday, when the new policy is scheduled to kick in.

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This will devastate India’s annual remittance.

Don't get too excited. It seems the fee is only for new H1Bs. It means that remittances won't grow- not that it would come down.

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President Donald Trump’s new $100,000 fee for high-skill visa holders only applies to new applicants — not current visa holders who may be on travel outside of the U.S. — according to a U.S. official granted anonymity to speak about the policy.

The president’s H-1B announcement on Friday immediately spurred chaos, with companies and immigration lawyers warning travelers to return to the U.S. before midnight on Monday, when the new policy is scheduled to kick in.

(Excerpts)

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See below, when you renew after three years, you are considered a fresh applicant, the fees will apply; those who have it currently are safe until renewal time.

When asked if the new USD 100,000 feee will apply to the H1-B visa holders already in the country, to renewals or to those applying for the first time from abroad, Lutnick said, “Renewals, first times, the company needs to decide. Is that person valu...

Read more at: https://www.deccanherald.com/world/...hat-could-impact-indian-workers-in-us-3736771


Politically, Trump threw a curveball for the Democrats; if they try to remove these conditions, and they win the elections, it can cause them issues. I do see that more youth might move towards Republicans as they feel he's working to secure their future work environment.

In the last forum, I said that the U.S. is now Trump's America going forward.
 
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President Donald Trump’s new $100,000 fee for high-skill visa holders only applies to new applicants — not current visa holders who may be on travel outside of the U.S. — according to a U.S. official granted anonymity to speak about the policy.

The president’s H-1B announcement on Friday immediately spurred chaos, with companies and immigration lawyers warning travelers to return to the U.S. before midnight on Monday, when the new policy is scheduled to kick in.

(Excerpts)

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Like I said earlier, most, if not all, of the proclamation is likely to be struck down by courts. Looks like the administration is trying to save face by voluntarily walking back the most egregious parts. In my opinion, even the fee on new applicants will be set aside. That can only be imposed by Congress amending the law.
 
Like I said earlier, most, if not all, of the proclamation is likely to be struck down by courts. Looks like the administration is trying to save face by voluntarily walking back the most egregious parts. In my opinion, even the fee on new applicants will be set aside. That can only be imposed by Congress amending the law.
What about all of the other executive orders?

Are corporates even lobbying against this as of now?
 

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