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

[Meengla]

very informative video

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"Indian government is behind" the H1B. Indeed!!
I don't know why some Indians like Arnab do the false bravado by asking Indians to go back to India and 'build India'.

 

[Meengla]

We need to distinguish between India and (individual) Indians. For Individual Indians, getting an American visa is a lottery ticket, no doubt. However, for India as a whole and its government, having jobs migrate is a lot better.

Bolded part: No, I don't believe that at all. Not at all. The money differential is too big. Indians are not stupid when it comes to making money; they are the ultimate Baniyas after all! The Indian govt had tried, is trying, will try to send H1Bs to Western countries and that makes sense. Please watch the short video @ihussain posted jut above.

 

[sentry]

"Indian government is behind" the H1B. Indeed!!
I don't know why some Indians like Arnab do the false bravado by asking Indians to go back to India and 'build India'.

Indians if go back, that would indeed be a net positive for India.

 

[FuturePAF]

As MAGA declines and “America First” ascends on the right, and populism is also ascend on the left, there is a growing possibility that both ends of the political spectrum could support what would be seen as a fringe idea now, in the next congress in 2027.

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[AZ_HighCountry]

As MAGA declines and “America First” ascends on the right, and populism is also ascend on the left, there is a growing possibility that both ends of the political spectrum could support what would be seen as a fringe idea now, in the next congress in 2027.

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And if MTG were to have a clue as to where the US is currently lagging, would she consider changing her mind?

Or, allow the US to continue to lag in innovation and development?

 

[Watandar]

And if MTG were to have a clue as to where the US is currently lagging, would she consider changing her mind?

Or, allow the US to continue to lag in innovation and development?

To me, MTG seems the natural successor to Mr Trump and his style of politics much more than JD Vance. She is one heck of a politician.

 

[AZ_HighCountry]

To me, MTG seems the natural successor to Mr Trump and his style of politics much more than JD Vance. She is one heck of a politician.

I think she's a bit of a nut myself but I'm just one person.

I do not see the GOP circling the wagons around her as the next standard bearer for the Party.

 

[FuturePAF]

And if MTG were to have a clue as to where the US is currently lagging, would she consider changing her mind?

Or, allow the US to continue to lag in innovation and development?

She’s looking to get re-elected and can’t hold on to Trump’s coat tails, so she is going for a nativist appeal. It’s not about the economics.

Considering it was in Georgia that those South Korean workers were detained by ICE, this mindset has gone beyond Trump’s idea of MAGA. Now we have a movement called “America first” that is trying to shift the republicans into a modern day “Know Nothing Party”:

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[delta2]

As MAGA declines and “America First” ascends on the right, and populism is also ascend on the left, there is a growing possibility that both ends of the political spectrum could support what would be seen as a fringe idea now, in the next congress in 2027.

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Most people, especially Indians, do not seem to understand what is really happening. Essentially it all comes down to India's proverbial tongue which is bringing them loss.

The USA is a huge empire, one that extends over the globe, it also has a HUGE economy which is mind bogglingly big. The USA can easily absorb another 5 to 10 million H1B visas easily without any issues. It will only expand their already huge economy.

The reality is that the AngloSaxons, still the large majority in America, are again exerting control and that too very assertively. India disaappinted them big time and instead of dragging down China by initiating constant conflicts with it India instead became deluded into thinkning they were just a long-lost blood relative of the AngloSaxons and all that investment was for nothing. Even though bringing India closer was a zionist plan instead of the AngloSaxon one, and the AngloSaxons took the zionists at their word, but those time seem to be over.

Unless "they" kill or silence Tucker Carlson, he, being the defacto spokesperson of the AngloSaxons (including both the WASPs and the Catholics) will sway the upcoming Presidential elections one way or another.

Carlson hasn't yet spoken out about the H1B issue in particular, so when he does it will be a deciding factor in forming formal opinions of decision makers.

Point is, the the Indians forgot the old the most famous Chinese saying, "Remain silent and make a fortune".

 

[MuzBongEthnonationalist]

@Dalit bro,

Indians were not laughing at you for being wrong. They were laughing because:

It is good for their qaum. &
That it is inevitable and in best interest not only of Indian H1Bs but also American corporates and America as a whole.

Regards

@Dalit bro,

Indians were not laughing at you for being wrong. They were laughing because:

It is good for their qaum. &
That it is inevitable and in best interest not only of Indian H1Bs but also American corporates and America as a whole.

Regards

"That it is inevitable and in best interest not only of Indian H1Bs but also American corporates and America as a whole."

Holy **** you people are sociopathic.

The American people do not deserve to have h1bs steal their rightful jobs btw.

And you indians elected bjp because you guys were against reservation. Sheer fucking hypocrisy.

 

[FuturePAF]

Most people, especially Indians, do not seem to understand what is really happening. Essentially it all comes down to India's proverbial tongue which is bringing them loss.

The USA is a huge empire, one that extends over the globe, it also has a HUGE economy which is mind bogglingly big. The USA can easily absorb another 5 to 10 million H1B visas easily without any issues. It will only expand their already huge economy.

The reality is that the AngloSaxons, still the large majority in America, are again exerting control and that too very assertively. India disaappinted them big time and instead of dragging down China by initiating constant conflicts with it India instead became deluded into thinkning they were just a long-lost blood relative of the AngloSaxons and all that investment was for nothing. Even though bringing India closer was a zionist plan instead of the AngloSaxon one, and the AngloSaxons took the zionists at their word, but those time seem to be over.

Unless "they" kill or silence Tucker Carlson, he, being the defacto spokesperson of the AngloSaxons (including both the WASPs and the Catholics) will sway the upcoming Presidential elections one way or another.

Carlson hasn't yet spoken out about the H1B issue in particular, so when he does it will be a deciding factor in forming formal opinions of decision makers.

Point is, the the Indians forgot the old the most famous Chinese saying, "Remain silent and make a fortune".

After much time has been wasted in strategically irrelevant conflicts over the past 35 years, a re-orientation to great power conflict is shaping foreign policy. Will it shape domestic policy; perhaps. Trump’s push to let in 600,000 Chinese students to save half the universities in the US has pissed off a lot of people on the right. Then there is there is the difficulty of finding a decent job by the over educated and underemployed, which has shifted the electorate on the left. Both would be sides that would push back against immigration, especially highly skilled competition.

India refusing to be a be a frontline state against China did indeed agitate the policy making class in the US, but India knows it can’t afford to be bogged down in conflicts during the next 25 years; if it is to ever have any hope of utilizing its demographic dividend to become rich before it becomes old. Heck, this could also be why we are seeing the H1B program targeted; as more than 70% of H1B visa holders are Indians. It’s a multifaceted pressure campaign, and India is damned if they do and damned if they don’t.

Tucker is very influential. A Gen. X voice, that bridges generations by speaking to voices he knows amongst older Americans and speaks to people like Nick Fuentes to keep abreast of developments on the younger side of the right.

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[AZ_HighCountry]

So, using my favorite AI tool to assist with a short answer:

What is the current career list of US job fields that have a shortage of American workers?




Now, let's ask a different question:

Which college programs in the US currently have the most graduates?




Quite easy to see that we (the US) NOT graduating enough people (note that Engineering and IT are not listed).

In spite of what people would wish for, H-1Bs are not going away anytime soon.

 

[SoulSpokesman]

@AZ_HighCountry

AZ Saar,

In spite of what people would wish for, H-1Bs are not going away anytime soon.

Please don't break the hearts of our gracious Pakistani hosts, Saar!

Regards

 

[AZ_HighCountry]

Not trying to break anyone's heart. Just being a realist.

Perhaps what the US needs is H-1B reform.

 

[SoulSpokesman]

@delta2

India disaappinted them big time and instead of dragging down China by initiating constant conflicts with it

That is the way it will be. We will not be fighting someone else's war. THAT is a prerogarative of our martial race nation to the West.

Regards