@AnnaGorisch Shouldn’t it also be violating the law if a job posting says that they don’t consider sponsorship for an open position? Because the law states not only to discriminate on the basis of nationality among other things
I want to say something important.
(NOTE: What I am about to say is in no way, shape or form an endorsement of worker visas, so please do not claim that it is.)
Here it is.
America is not so much a place as it is an idea.
That idea is this:
“We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.”
That idea is then given life through another idea: the Constitution of the United States of America.
America is unique in the history of the world as a country based solely on IDEAS, without regard for ancestry, or ethnicity, or race, or religion, or soil, or money, or blood.
If you come to America legally, become a citizen legally, and genuinely swear to support and defend those IDEAS, you are every bit as much an “American” as someone who can trace their heritage back to the Mayflower and Plymouth Rock.
This is a hill I’m willing to die on.
@harmonizedgrace Just so that you can understand, the ratings of schools are typically much higher where Indians send their kids to. Now go figure this out.
@RoofTopKrn Having studied in India and looking at the state of education in US, I can say that except higher studies, US is behind in the education system. It’s a competitive world and kids need to made aware of the fact.
@dvassallo Some folks are posting salary details of H2B visa and lamenting as to why the compensation is so low for a high skilled worker. They are trying to argue just for the sake of it.
@notPBD I heard from some of my friends working for a major retailer that, the recruitment process is very stringent there. Even after posting job recruitments for months, they are not able to get ideal candidates. Also non H1B young folks just quit since they don’t want to work hard.
@USTechWorkers Stop gaslighting the issue. Not getting job offers has nothing to do with nationality or color of your skin. If you are talented enough you will land the job. Do you even know how difficult it is to get a job screening if you are on H1B these days?
@chrismanfrank Vivek is a lot smarter than a lot of folks put together, including you. He is in a position where he wants US to succeed and that can’t be done just by lip service. Somebody needs to tell the truth.
If you’re an Indian in America, don’t kid yourself. Both political parties hate you because you’re successful.
One thinks you owe them. The other thinks you stole from them.
Disregard the haters and keep building.
MAGA Republicans have hijacked the H1-B visa discourse to promote their racist and xenophobic agenda.
It’s wrong and must be called out. We should be attracting legal, talented immigrants to support American businesses.
Indians have been producing the highest number of unicorns.
It's time for Indians to stand up in courage and get the respect they deserve.
Relationships are mutual.
@atalovesyou They may have an opinion, but at their position, they need to think before they speak. Sometimes actions speak louder than words. I tried to engage with a few individuals on this issue and understood the worthlessness of it. People are miffed because somebody showed them a mirror