Re:Trump administration announces overhaul of H1B visa progr...
by jopsen on Wednesday October 07, 2020 @04:04AM
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While such action can make a difference, such as whether to put kids in cages or not, it can't really do much. You can't use it to change quotas, set a minimum wage, or allow H1B holders to change job.
So calling it an "overhaul" is perhaps a bit much. It's more like a tweak that mitigates some of the abuse and issues with the system.
Re:Trump administration announces overhaul of H1B visa progr...
by belltaco on Tuesday October 06, 2020 @07:05PM
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>If the next admin wanted to change this, they have to go through the long and arduous rule making process again.
Does that also apply to rules that didn't go through that process but were rushed through with the interim final rules process? Doesn't sound logical to me.
Re:Trump administration announces overhaul of H1B visa progr...
by dpoochieni on Wednesday October 07, 2020 @03:42AM
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This certainly took a long time in planning.
Re:Trump administration announces overhaul of H1B visa progr...
by phonebanshee on Tuesday October 06, 2020 @08:41PM
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Or change the law. Not particularly likely with power shared between two parties of course.
Re:Trump administration announces overhaul of H1B visa progr...
by htrp on Wednesday October 07, 2020 @03:05PM
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Can you cite a source for this (or what it's called so I can google it?)
There is a rule that says a new President can automatically overturn all rules made in the last 90 days of the previous administration, but we're before that deadline, so this is pretty much a done deal.
If the next admin wanted to change this, they have to go through the long and arduous rule making process again.