H-1B visa fraud: Sunnyvale man indicted for bringing in 600 workers illegally

Re:H-1B visa fraud: Sunnyvale man indicted for bringing in 6... by screye on Sunday November 11, 2018 @07:28PM (#18429691)

Thanks for clarifying. My previous statement would be incorrect in that case.

I think maximum percent limits make sense. But, 7% might be a bit aggressive.

After all, a country's borders aren't necessarily the best indicator of cultural diversity brought by those people. India (the biggest contributor to the H1B) is internally a lot more diverse than more ethnically homogeneous, yet highly populated countries such has Bangladesh, Russia, UK, Japan or France.

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Re:H-1B visa fraud: Sunnyvale man indicted for bringing in 6... by petilon on Sunday November 11, 2018 @10:34PM (#18430410)

These visas are intended to expand our economy, create jobs and ensure that the US remains a technological and economic superpower. Country of birth has no bearing on an immigrant's ability to contribute to these goals. If it makes sense to allow immigration of highly qualified workers then it makes sense to allow them to immigrate regardless of country of birth.

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