Kathianne
02-02-2016, 11:38 AM
As long as legal, right? Don't forget the 'wonderful door':
http://www.breitbart.com/video/2015/10/28/trump-i-never-criticized-zuckerberg-on-h-1b-visas-its-fine-if-they-come-in/
...He responded, “I’m in favor of people coming into this country legally. And you know what, they can have it anyway you want. You can call it visas. You can call it work permits. You can call it anything you want.” After saying he will create jobs, Trump continued, “As far as Mark is concerned, as far as the visas are concerned, if we need people, it’s fine. They have to come in to this country legally. We have a country of borders. We have a country of laws. We have to obey the laws. It’s fine if they come in, but they have to come in legally.”
http://www.the-american-interest.com/2016/02/01/outsourcing-visa-may-hurt-even-more-than-reported/
THE ANTI-AMERICAN VISA“Outsourcing Visa” May Hurt Even More than ReportedJust in time for a primary season that’s highly-charged over the issue of immigration, the H1-B visa is back in the news for facilitating layoffs of American workers. The visa allows companies to bring over tech workers on a visa that gives them no path to citizenship status and ties their presence in the U.S. to their job. This makes the H1-B workers cheaper and more pliable than U.S. workers; furthermore, H1-B workers in the U.S. are often used to pave the way to outright offshoring. We’ve covered (http://www.the-american-interest.com/2015/09/30/h-1b-visas-pave-way-for-outsourcing/) H1-B layoffs before, especially before the saga of workers laid off at Disney. But it turns out that due to a legalism present in many contracts, there may be far more affected workers who are not speaking out. ComputerWorld reports (http://www.computerworld.com/article/3027640/it-outsourcing/laid-off-it-workers-muzzled-as-h-1b-debate-heats-up.html):
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http://www.breitbart.com/video/2015/10/28/trump-i-never-criticized-zuckerberg-on-h-1b-visas-its-fine-if-they-come-in/
...He responded, “I’m in favor of people coming into this country legally. And you know what, they can have it anyway you want. You can call it visas. You can call it work permits. You can call it anything you want.” After saying he will create jobs, Trump continued, “As far as Mark is concerned, as far as the visas are concerned, if we need people, it’s fine. They have to come in to this country legally. We have a country of borders. We have a country of laws. We have to obey the laws. It’s fine if they come in, but they have to come in legally.”
http://www.the-american-interest.com/2016/02/01/outsourcing-visa-may-hurt-even-more-than-reported/
THE ANTI-AMERICAN VISA“Outsourcing Visa” May Hurt Even More than ReportedJust in time for a primary season that’s highly-charged over the issue of immigration, the H1-B visa is back in the news for facilitating layoffs of American workers. The visa allows companies to bring over tech workers on a visa that gives them no path to citizenship status and ties their presence in the U.S. to their job. This makes the H1-B workers cheaper and more pliable than U.S. workers; furthermore, H1-B workers in the U.S. are often used to pave the way to outright offshoring. We’ve covered (http://www.the-american-interest.com/2015/09/30/h-1b-visas-pave-way-for-outsourcing/) H1-B layoffs before, especially before the saga of workers laid off at Disney. But it turns out that due to a legalism present in many contracts, there may be far more affected workers who are not speaking out. ComputerWorld reports (http://www.computerworld.com/article/3027640/it-outsourcing/laid-off-it-workers-muzzled-as-h-1b-debate-heats-up.html):
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