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The most common question I have been asked during my campaign to travel to all the fifty states to spread awareness on the discrimination faced by high-skilled workers based on their country of birth was 'What am I going to do once I am done traveling to all the 50 states?'
Join me on 28th July as I reveal what's next.
My earlier campaign was to spread awareness on the issue but in turn I have learned a lot. I will share why there is a lack of significant advocacy, what are the shortcomings of people directly impacted by the issue, what things are in way of solving these and a master plan to overcome all of these.
@historyinmemes 1985 Radioactive Uranium is harmless.
1986 Chernobyl disaster Happens and over 100,000 people died due to exposure to radioactive Uranium.
O'Leary Ventures Chairman Kevin O'Leary @kevinolearytv says bad U.S. immigration policy is resulting in a brain drain and Canada is benefitting from H1-B visa problems.
@ninaturner So, let’s say that no one wants to work anymore cos a married couple can get $48000/yr. Where will that $48000 come from?? Imagine if none of the 332 million Americans want to work, how will anything work?? This is completely stupid…
@MKBHD U can not take a hand held photo at 100x, even the slightest move is amplified 100x. Look how stable the moon gets before he clicks the picture, it’s fake y’all
It took me 17 years to become a citizen – and that was when waiting times were shorter.
The EAGLE Act would move to a first come first serve system that would no longer discriminate by birth country, without harming anyone currently in the backlog.