Fuhrer Trump will investigate Visa immigration fraud

[merka]

starting on his first day in office. @1:58

 

[Inactive]

The bigger news is that he won't be signing TPP. Sad day for liberals and globalists.

 

[Duchess]

 

[Inactive]

Reuters reported today they might be ending the H1B visa for tech workers typically overseas Indians and Chinese

 

[merka]

The bigger news is that he won't be signing TPP. Sad day for liberals and globalists.

He said that he'll replace it with something else. It'll most likely be the same but with a different name.

The remove 2 previous regulations for each new regulation is potentially dangerous though.

 

[merka]

Reuters reported today they might be ending the H1B visa where foreigners, typically overseas Indians and Chinese, would get hired over locals in the tech sector.

H1B visas are the most popular work visas. It's not only Indians and Chinese that use them. If you want to work in the states you need to have an H1B visa too.

 

[Inactive]

H1B visas are the most popular work visas. It's not only Indians and Chinese that use them. If you want to work in the states you need to have an H1B visa too.

This would have only affected tech workers, not everyone else. I was not clear.

Canadians and Mexicans (those who don't cross the river and jump over fences) use TN visa if they are professionals

 

[waraabe]

A certain Somali female who is alleged to have committed immigration fraud should worry

 

[Reign]

A certain Somali female who is alleged to have committed immigration fraud should worry

 

[Jubba_Man]

This would have only affected tech workers, not everyone else. I was not clear.

Canadians and Mexicans (those who don't cross the river and jump over fences) use TN visa if they are professionals

TN visa falls under NAFTA, which may be invalid soon if Trump opts to tear it apart.

 

[Inactive]

TN visa falls under NAFTA, which may be invalid soon if Trump opts to tear it apart.

I doubt he will rip it up completely. $2.5B of trade is done between Canada and the US every day. American companies don't flock here because of lower wages. There is some disagreements with softwood lumber. I believe most of it that enters the U.S. is from crown lands and the industry is subsidized

He'll request amending it, especially in regards to Mexico