@ElizabethFarah Trump's Senior Policy Advisor for Artificial Intelligence (Sriram Krishnan) has only a bachelor's degree from SRM in India. Ranked #601 in the world for Computer Science skills.
Where's the AI policy?
@MirrorImageXX@MarkSKrikorian@CIS_org We have plenty of qualified young Americans.
They just don't want to relocate for a temp job, at the low H-1B wages. They're better off working at the local Costco.
They may be the best & brightest in their homeland. With poor educations, how can they be the world's best?
Not one INDIAN university is in the world’s top 500.
India’s best global university is rated #578.
https://t.co/GEAbbhMH8r
About 800,000 Indians are illegally here in the USA.
Most are H-1B workers that were fired from their jobs, and their families. They hate their homeland so much they don't wan't to go home.
Every month, these illegal aliens drain billions rom US taxpayer-funded welfare systems.
@SanDiegoKnight@BjsUiw32692 The law *limits* the maximum H-1B visas in a year ("may not exceed"), but there's no required minimum.
So if Trump decided to handout 99% fewer H-1B visas, that would comply with the H-1B law.
https://t.co/Y4DJwlBaCJ
@DollaB9r3s@USTechWorkers They're foreigners here on temporary jobs.
Most Americans don't buy houses when they're working in a temp job. Perhaps the H-1B's need to learn a bit about economics.
@CaliDreamingof@DollaB9r3s@USTechWorkers Yep. Before Obama's 60 day rule in 2017, those H-1B/H4 aliens packed up and returned home when their work ended.
In a few weeks, hopefully, they'll be doing that again.
There's nothing in this rule about "24 hours".
H-1B's are temporary workers. They should be prepared to leave immediately when their work ends.
Currently, they use that 60 days to hop to another visa, and drain US welfare programs.
If they're looking for another job, or enrolling in a US school, they should do that from their country.