Fortune 500 companies are firing hundreds of thousands of American professionals, but President Joe Biden’s deputies want to import more foreign white-collar workers for jobs that would go to better-paid American graduates.
Several GOP legislators are backing a draft migration and amnesty bill that supercharges the flow of foreign college graduates into the Fortune 500 careers sought by many striving U.S. graduates.
A senior official in the White House says President Joe Biden’s immigration policy is intended to fill new jobs in government spending programs, high-tech firms, and a growing economy.
Middle class American college graduates are being priced out of the nation’s high-growth, high-opportunity coastal cities, according to the New York Times.
Joe Biden’s migration agency has recognized blatant fraud in the visa worker program used to divert wealth from myriad U.S. graduates.
Micron Technology, which manufactures semiconductor products, including USB flash drives, discriminated against qualified Americans when hiring and instead imported foreign H-1B visa workers to take jobs in the United States, a Department of Justice settlement states.
American professional Michael Harmon earned about $1 million by exposing visa fraud within an Indian company that does subcontract work for Fortune 500 companies.
Silicon Valley’s biggest tech corporations are continuing mass layoffs in the United States, even as they import more than 34,000 foreign H-1B visa workers to take coveted white-collar jobs in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) fields, new analysis shows.
The Boeing Company is outsourcing nearly 700 white-collar American finance and human relations jobs to Bengaluru, India, while securing millions more in United States tax dollars through congressionally-approved spending packages to support Ukraine in its war with Russia.
The city of Chicago, Illinois, in partnership with big business, is launching an effort to score jobs for foreign H-1B visa workers who have been laid off from their tech jobs in recent weeks.
Billionaire hedge fund manager Christopher Hohn, an investor in Google, admits there is no labor shortage in the United States tech industry despite claims that more foreign visa workers are needed to fill jobs.
Laid-off American professionals, who say they were replaced with foreign H-1B visa workers imported from India, scored a $4.65 million settlement against their former employer last week, Indian outsourcing firm Larsen & Toubro Infotech (LTI).
City officials in South Bend, Indiana will use taxpayer money to help companies outsource employment by subsidizing the cost of importing foreign H-1B visa workers for white-collar jobs.
An outsourcing firm with Fortune 500 clients hired foreign H-1B visa workers for Information Technology (IT) jobs over qualified Americans, a Department of Justice (DOJ) settlement reveals.
House GOP legislators defeated the billionaire-backed EAGLE Act outsourcing bill on Wednesday — but only with the help of a breakaway faction of liberal Democrats who rejected the bill’s preference for Indian visa workers.
Democrats ducked and dodged while GOP representatives used a Tuesday debate on the House floor to slam the Democrats’ open borders EAGLE Act outsourcing bill.
The Democrats’ pending EAGLE Act that is being pushed by West Coast investors would create new corporate scandals by allowing more CEOs to hire more subordinate and silent visa-workers instead of outspoken American professionals.
The House Democrats’ EAGLE Act would pressure U.S. companies to hire more visa workers from China, despite the Chinese government’s use of the programs to steal technology from leading U.S. companies.
The high-stakes fight over the Eagle Act outsourcing bill now has a simple battle line: The West Coast tech investors and pro-migration progressives versus everyone else.
The Department of Homeless Security (DHS) has awarded 281,000 green cards to corporate-hired foreign graduates in 2022, double the huge giveaway of 140,000 cards in 2019.
The White House has announced its support for a bill that would spend roughly $29 million to exclude more Americans from middle-class jobs and also reduce job-creating investment in heartland GOP-led states.
The Democrats’ pending EAGLE Act includes an end-run around the current caps on legal immigration and is being slated for a fast-track vote on the House floor.
The loud debate about Indian workers and “country caps” helps hide a huge corporate-migration expansion in the House’s pending EAGLE Act, which is now scheduled for a committee review on Monday and a House vote on Tuesday.
House Democrats are working with a handful of GOP legislators to pass a bill that would supercharge the citizenship incentives for Indians and Chinese to take Fortune 500 white-collar careers from indebted American graduates.
Beltway lobbyists are hoping a lame duck Congress rams through a green card giveaway for the nation’s largest tech conglomerates that would hugely reward them for rapidly outsourcing American jobs to foreign visa workers.
Elon Musk and other Fortune 500 CEOs are firing thousands of their tech employees — but there is growing evidence that American graduates are being fired while the CEOs keep paying many thousands of cheap foreign visa workers.
CHILLICOTHE, Ohio—Republican J.D. Vance says a new Congress must reverse a policy that allows corporations to replace American professionals, often in high-paying STEM jobs, with cheaper foreign workers on the H-1B visa program.
The Boeing Company is set to outsource to India hundreds of coveted white-collar American jobs, beginning this year, while making billions from taxpayer-funded contracts with the Defense Department.
President Joe Biden’s border policy has invited 1.15 million migrants across the border since October 2021, despite the continued anti-epidemic Title 42 border barrier, according to data released by the Department of Homeland Security.
The Church of Scientology has been abusing the visa system to import powerless, minimally-paid workers for decades, according to New York Magazine.
The number of American jobs outsourced to foreign visa workers each year has exploded in recent decades to over half a million, federal data suggests.
The federal government’s refusal to recognize the costs of legal migration is a “boomer approach” to immigration policy, said Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL).
The Senate’s high-tech funding bill will create high-tech jobs for people in heartland America, not just in immigration-inflated Silicon Valley, according to Sen. Todd Young (R-IN).
The GOP’s newest legislator, Rep. Mayra Flores (R-TX), is defending her Thursday vote to help get green cards to the adult children of the Fortune 500’s foreign contract workers and managers, who take jobs and career opportunities from Americans.
The U.S. government should help make high-tech careers attractive and exciting for young Americans, not just import foreign experts, says Pat Gelsinger, the new CEO of Intel Corp., which was once the world’s leading designer and builder of computer chips.
Every House Democrats but three voted on Thursday to reward Indian H-1B visa workers by offering the huge prize of citizenship to their adult children in exchange for the workers taking Fortune 500 jobs from American graduates.
The death of 53 illegal migrants in a San Antonio trailer truck spotlights the federal government’s off-the-books policy of spiking the U.S. economy with young people extracted from poor countries.
Texas GOP Sen. John Cornyn and various other senators said nothing in defense of young American men and women when university lobbies used a June 14 hearing to request more foreign students that will take white-collar jobs sought by young Americans.
A federal lawsuit is claiming deliberate corruption by Ivy League administrators in a government program that quietly puts hundreds of thousands of foreign graduates into the good jobs needed by American graduates.
The nation’s Democratic labor secretary is urging Republicans and Democrats to import more workers for jobs throughout the U.S. economy, even as millions of Americans remain on the sidelines of the U.S. economy.
