Leftist Butthurt Alert: Trump Going After H1B Visas Next

[Correll]

Notice all they do is laugh rather than attempting to dispute the negative impact Trump would have on America's tech dominance.

Our tech dominance is not built on cheap labor.

 

[Weatherman2020]

How terrible Americans will no longer be fired and replaced with a citizen of Pakistan.

“If implemented, the reforms could shift the way American companies like Microsoft Corp., Amazon.com Inc. and Apple Inc. recruit talent and force wholesale changes at Indian companies such as Infosys Ltd. and Wipro Ltd. Businesses would have to try to hire American first and if they recruit foreign workers, priority would be given to the most highly paid. . . . The foreign work visas were originally established to help U.S. companies recruit from abroad when they couldn’t find qualified local workers. In many cases, the companies are hiring for highly technical positions in the fields of science, technology, engineering and math, or STEM. But in recent years, there have been allegations the programs have been abused to bring in cheaper workers from overseas to fill jobs that otherwise may go to Americans.”

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So now hiring is not based on ability. This is no different than affirmative action. Trump isn't doing what he promised. I'm voting for Keith Ellison in 2020.

How did I know the left love paying minimum wage for jobs that earn +$75K a year?

The lazy white man with his can of Budweiser and his hit of meth, is no match hard working Hindu immigrant who arrives on time and doesn't even drink.

Who said the left were not racists?

 

[TheOldSchool]

That's the end of the U.S.'s tech dominance then

Ah yes, firing Americans to hire Pakistanis making minimum wage will set America back centuries.

The best in the tech world come to America. Now they will go elsewhere, and our best and their companies will have to go to their countries to work with them.

Dufus is unaware that companies are in contact with people outside of America.

Kill the H1-B, and you kill our tech dominance. Period.

 

[RodISHI]

That's the end of the U.S.'s tech dominance then

Ah yes, firing Americans to hire Pakistanis making minimum wage will set America back centuries.

The best in the tech world come to America. Now they will go elsewhere, and our best and their companies will have to go to their countries to work with them.

These people don't get the jobs because they are better. THey get the jobs because they are cheaper.

Your hatred and contempt for the American worker is noted.

Dominion (power company east coast) wanted to have foreign lineman take American jobs but evidently they did not payoff the right people to get their request through.

 

[Correll]

That's the end of the U.S.'s tech dominance then

Ah yes, firing Americans to hire Pakistanis making minimum wage will set America back centuries.

The best in the tech world come to America. Now they will go elsewhere, and our best and their companies will have to go to their countries to work with them.

These people don't get the jobs because they are better. THey get the jobs because they are cheaper.

Your hatred and contempt for the American worker is noted.

^ dumb comment, not worth a response

These people don't get the jobs because they are better. THey get the jobs because they are cheaper.

Your hatred and contempt for the American worker is noted.

 

[bendog]

Notice all they do is laugh rather than attempting to dispute the negative impact Trump would have on America's tech dominance.

Our tech dominance is not built on cheap labor.

I don't know of any US tech guys who are out of work.

 

[TheOldSchool]

That's the end of the U.S.'s tech dominance then

Ah yes, firing Americans to hire Pakistanis making minimum wage will set America back centuries.

The best in the tech world come to America. Now they will go elsewhere, and our best and their companies will have to go to their countries to work with them.

No, though there's lot's of non-American tech talent, Americans are still the best. What you might see is that the higher demand for tech workers - and higher salaries - would draw some of the best tech people out of the military industries into the private sector. The result would be a degradation in America's defence technology.

We draw from the pool of the best in THE WORLD. Kill the H1-b, and the pool is just the best in America, and those will leave for opportunities elsewhere as the tech industry becomes dominated by other nations.

 

[Correll]

That's the end of the U.S.'s tech dominance then

Ah yes, firing Americans to hire Pakistanis making minimum wage will set America back centuries.

The best in the tech world come to America. Now they will go elsewhere, and our best and their companies will have to go to their countries to work with them.

These people don't get the jobs because they are better. THey get the jobs because they are cheaper.

Your hatred and contempt for the American worker is noted.

Dominion (power company east coast) wanted to have foreign lineman take American jobs but evidently they did not payoff the right people to get their request through.

Did they have to close because they couldn't find people to work? Is the East Coast without power now?

 

[The Original Tree]

I work in the IT field and H1 B Visas are abused like there is no tomorrow, and they put Americans out of work, and people are forced to train foreigners how to do their jobs at half the cost.

This is why douchebags like Zuckerberg and Google are for Open Borders and wide open immigration.

Why move your operation to India and take advantage of their slave market when you can import your slaves right here into the used to be Good Ole USA?

 

[Correll]

Notice all they do is laugh rather than attempting to dispute the negative impact Trump would have on America's tech dominance.

Our tech dominance is not built on cheap labor.

I don't know of any US tech guys who are out of work.

NOte how my post was a response to what you said, while yours in no way addressed what I said?

That is a sign that you can't dispute my point.

My point thus stands.

Our tech dominance is not built on cheap labor, and will not be hurt by this.

 

[RodISHI]

That's the end of the U.S.'s tech dominance then

Ah yes, firing Americans to hire Pakistanis making minimum wage will set America back centuries.

The best in the tech world come to America. Now they will go elsewhere, and our best and their companies will have to go to their countries to work with them.

These people don't get the jobs because they are better. THey get the jobs because they are cheaper.

Your hatred and contempt for the American worker is noted.

Dominion (power company east coast) wanted to have foreign lineman take American jobs but evidently they did not payoff the right people to get their request through.

Did they have to close because they couldn't find people to work? Is the East Coast without power now?

It was merely a matter of cheaper workers that they were after.

 

[Weatherman2020]

Our power company just fired hundreds of Americans to replace them with H1B workers.

Tell us how the electrical grid is better, dufus.

 

[Correll]

That's the end of the U.S.'s tech dominance then

Ah yes, firing Americans to hire Pakistanis making minimum wage will set America back centuries.

The best in the tech world come to America. Now they will go elsewhere, and our best and their companies will have to go to their countries to work with them.

No, though there's lot's of non-American tech talent, Americans are still the best. What you might see is that the higher demand for tech workers - and higher salaries - would draw some of the best tech people out of the military industries into the private sector. The result would be a degradation in America's defence technology.

We draw from the pool of the best in THE WORLD. Kill the H1-b, and the pool is just the best in America, and those will leave for opportunities elsewhere as the tech industry becomes dominated by other nations.

America is a nation of 300 million people. We have people to do what ever needs done.

 

[Tom Cassidy]

How terrible Americans will no longer be fired and replaced with a citizen of Pakistan.

“If implemented, the reforms could shift the way American companies like Microsoft Corp., Amazon.com Inc. and Apple Inc. recruit talent and force wholesale changes at Indian companies such as Infosys Ltd. and Wipro Ltd. Businesses would have to try to hire American first and if they recruit foreign workers, priority would be given to the most highly paid. . . . The foreign work visas were originally established to help U.S. companies recruit from abroad when they couldn’t find qualified local workers. In many cases, the companies are hiring for highly technical positions in the fields of science, technology, engineering and math, or STEM. But in recent years, there have been allegations the programs have been abused to bring in cheaper workers from overseas to fill jobs that otherwise may go to Americans.”

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Going forward, the simian brains of the mud people will not be capable of performing the necessary intellectual calculations which will be required.

We are going to need the white European male brain to make America great again.

Go Trump!

 

[JakeStarkey]

The president employees such folks, and I am sure that business will support him. But GOP Congress probably won't.

 

[JakeStarkey]

That's the end of the U.S.'s tech dominance then

Ah yes, firing Americans to hire Pakistanis making minimum wage will set America back centuries.

The best in the tech world come to America. Now they will go elsewhere, and our best and their companies will have to go to their countries to work with them.

No, though there's lot's of non-American tech talent, Americans are still the best. What you might see is that the higher demand for tech workers - and higher salaries - would draw some of the best tech people out of the military industries into the private sector. The result would be a degradation in America's defence technology.

We draw from the pool of the best in THE WORLD. Kill the H1-b, and the pool is just the best in America, and those will leave for opportunities elsewhere as the tech industry becomes dominated by other nations.

America is a nation of 300 million people. We have people to do what ever needs done.

Correll is on Trump's economic council, you know.

 

[The Great Goose]

That's the end of the U.S.'s tech dominance then

Bullshit you can train your own.

And who gives a fuck if us tech dominence takes a step back

 

[xyz]

For IT jobs it's mostly irrelevant where the personnel works. They could just set up an office in India and have the people work there. They can even pay them less than in the US.

 

[TheOldSchool]

Our power company just fired hundreds of Americans to replace them with H1B workers.

Tell us how the electrical grid is better, dufus.

Fix the Visa if you like, but killing it outright means America stops being a hub for science and tech.

 

[danielpalos]

How terrible Americans will no longer be fired and replaced with a citizen of Pakistan.

“If implemented, the reforms could shift the way American companies like Microsoft Corp., Amazon.com Inc. and Apple Inc. recruit talent and force wholesale changes at Indian companies such as Infosys Ltd. and Wipro Ltd. Businesses would have to try to hire American first and if they recruit foreign workers, priority would be given to the most highly paid. . . . The foreign work visas were originally established to help U.S. companies recruit from abroad when they couldn’t find qualified local workers. In many cases, the companies are hiring for highly technical positions in the fields of science, technology, engineering and math, or STEM. But in recent years, there have been allegations the programs have been abused to bring in cheaper workers from overseas to fill jobs that otherwise may go to Americans.”

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I think we merely need to excise the wage difference as a form of equalization, from a relative third world economy with our first world economy.