EclipseAg said:njohn87 said:
They are our guests.
Guests don't take over your house, run you out of town, then invite all their brothers and cousins and grandparents to move into your place.
The cronyism, fraud and downright deceptive hiring practices that we see across multiple industries today have destroyed job prospects for hundreds of thousands of citizens -- or more -- and especially young graduates. They've done more than take advantage of the invitation to come here; they've manipulated the rules to benefit their own people at the expense of Americans.
I agree with most of what njohn87 says and I work and live among some very awesome people from India, but as a group it's undeniable that they do openly discriminate (remember, they are not that far removed from the caste system), they do take jobs from capable American citizens who attend same or better insitutions, and they do commit, at a massive scale, credential/visa fraud.
The lie about how we "can only achieve this success with Indians" is complete nonsense. There are hungry, young, talented Americans that should be preferred over Indians in almost every case.
Sure, bring the talent here, if you cant find it domestically. But offering H1-Bs for pickleball instructors? That's absolutely insane and completely not what the visa was created for in the first place.
