HereWeGoAgain
Diamond Member
Thank you. Your opinion is now officially irrelevant on this issue.Sorry but machinists are not part of H1B visas.Sorry but the plural of anecdote is not evidence.Sorry, but the Disney example proves you wrong. I've worked side-by-side with H1-B employees almost my entire careers. Corporations hire them because they are cheaper and already trained.
How can they be cheaper? They live in the same place as Americans, have equivalent training as Americans, and obviously can figure out what Americans get paid.
I have to disagree.
When I started machining in the mid eighties hispanics made up maybe 3% of the employees in any given machine shop. When I retired 4 years ago they made up around 80%.
These were good jobs you could support a family on. Wages stagnated because hispanics would work for far less than their American counterparts.
Thank God I saw the writing on the wall and diversified or I never would have been able to retire.
And that is the plan for America....keep everyone working until they die to feed the monster.
I will say however that I now use the influx of cheap labor to my advantage.
I didnt bring em here,and I damn sure dont want them here,but since they're here I'm going to take advantage.....to the detriment of the the American worker unfortunately.
next.
The end result is the same. Immigrants taking jobs from Americans for less pay.
And what part isnt true?
Immigrants,no matter how they get here,undermine wages.