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

@r3alist bro

If all the jobs that could be outsourced/offshored have already been done, why is it that almost everyday we hear a new GCC being set up in IND? Why is it that the biggies are announcing new centres in India?

Regards
 
Salza said:
Why are you so dumb and desperate at the same time ?

You really think current valid HIB visa holders visa will remain valid for like for ever ? What for those whose visa got extended say two years back and set to expire by the end of this year ? Time for their bag packing. You will see lots of Indians returning back in the next few months.
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Looks like you missed the memo. It has already been publicly reported that this fee would not be applicable for visa renewals for those who already have the visas.

Just wait a few days. Even the fee on new visas will be thrown out by the courts.
 
@BrigSmart

Just wait a few days. Even the fee on new visas will be thrown out by the courts.

Lets hope the Trump tariffs too are thrown out by the courts.

Regards
 
r3alist said:
It also said


One of the most abused visa systems




Actually check they are highly skilled







Those sentences alone collapse the entire narrative from the Indian perspective




It's not as if Indians will not have a heavy presense for the medium term
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Don't understand what your point is, when the Trump administration has already TACO ed. Beating a dead horse will not bring it back to life. Find some other topic to cope on.
 
All diasporas must make a unified front. The thing is, this MAGA narrative will be abused by politicians and the general public. Yes, illegals can be repatriated, but the hatred generated as a result could lead to racial violence.
 
Let's see how corporates restructure over time and react

Let's see the market prices react for the body shops



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SoulSpokesman said:
@BrigSmart

Just wait a few days. Even the fee on new visas will be thrown out by the courts.

Lets hope the Trump tariffs too are thrown out by the courts.

Regards
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The administration has already lost that case twice. In my opinion, the administration has a stronger case there , especially given the SCOTUS composition. Probably only slightly better than a coin toss that the lower court decisions are upheld.
 
@r3alist bro @Dalit bro

Your tallel than mountain fliend has launched its own version of the H1B visa scheme. Presumably your countrymen will beat Indians in number of jobs bagged under this scheme. What do you guys say?

Regards


China’s State Council announced a big change to its immigration rules by launching the new K visa, which will be effective from October 1. This visa is designed to bring in young foreign talent in science, technology and other STEM fields. While the United States is making it harder and far more expensive for foreign workers with President Donald Trump’s proposal of a $100,000 yearly fee for H-1B visas, China is taking the opposite approach by making entry easier for skilled youth.

For years, the H-1B visa has been the main way for highly skilled workers, especially in technology and research, to work in the US, but with Trump’s steep fee plan, many professionals from countries like India and China may find America less appealing.

In contrast, China’s new K visa removes major hurdles such as the requirement for local sponsorship and offers more flexibility in how long and in what way foreigners can work.

Until now, China’s entry-exit rules recognised twelve categories of ordinary visas, covering work, study, business and family reunions. With this amendment, a thirteenth category has been added, which is the K visa.

The law also clarifies that applicants for this visa must meet the requirements set by Chinese authorities and provide valid documents to prove their eligibility.

The new visa has been tailored for young people working or studying in science and technology. Eligible applicants include graduates in STEM fields – science, technology, engineering and mathematics, who have earned at least a bachelor’s degree from recognised universities or research institutions.

China’s K visa comes at a moment when thousands of talented professionals may look for new opportunities outside America.

The K visa is expected to offer several benefits compared to current visa options. It will likely give people more flexibility in how long they can stay in China and how often they can enter.

A key change is that applicants will not need a local Chinese company to sponsor them, removing a big obstacle for foreign professionals. Instead, eligibility will be based on their age, education, and work experience.

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BrigSmart said:
Don't understand what your point is, when the Trump administration has already TACO ed. Beating a dead horse will not bring it back to life. Find some other topic to cope on.
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The point is simple, the narrative and intention and expectation is to provide a path for American graduates and American workers into tech jobs and far less h1b people coming from a third world education system to get an easier path in. And that's the point, how can people from third world education systems be considered especially brilliant over Americans?


Whether this happens in a month a year or even five years the Americans have pierced the entire Indian narrative of how skilled they are alleged to be and how the system has been abused.
 
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