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BREAKING: The Trump administration is suspending Microsoft, Adobe, and several major IT outsourcing firms from a key employment-based green card program, accusing them of abusing the visa system at the expense of American workers. Vice President JD Vance singled out Microsoft, saying the tech giant laid off 6,000 American...

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Desi H-1Bhenchods2 days ago

Did you know this guy is not an American, he owns IT bodyshops in the USA, they run visa workers, and he also is a sitting legislator in a province of INDIA. And he took out a huge amount of PPP loans. His name is Ramu Venigandla.

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liten drage2 days ago

“I am hereby suspending from the Permanent Labor Certification Program some of the largest IT outsourcing firms in the world — Cognizant, Infosys, Tata, Wipro, HCL, and Capgemini — and also, due to multiple active federal investigations, @USDOL is suspending Microsoft and Adobe from the program.” - @Sonderling47

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Special Officer Doofy2 days ago

They could have done this two years ago instead of waiting until the midterms were a month away.

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ArtificeNation🇺🇸2 days ago

Throw the executive leadership teams in jail. It used to be American culture to actually hold people in leadership positions accountable.

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Mark2 days ago

No one that complains about DEI can complain about this. Best and the brightest, right? Right?!?

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Realwookiee2 days ago

Next step is to heavily penalize offshoring. Thats what my company is doing. We have some H1B’s that end up with green cards, start families and are generally productive employees. But they use every opportunity to eliminate US jobs and replace with actual cheap labor in India.

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Border Chief2 days ago

About time. Undercutting American graduates with cheaper foreign labor was never what these visa programs were for. Enforce it and make it stick.

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Nick Rizzolo2 days ago

T-minus 10 minutes until some Democrat judge blocks this

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Charles Gibbons2 days ago

Stupid but expected

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Tom2 days ago

Excellent They've been at it for years

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Ted Vahan2 days ago

How did Usha's family get here?

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MAGA CHANGO🇺🇸✝️🙏🏽✝️2 days ago

Every American will never get tired of all this Winning

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no name2 days ago

20 year IT leader here… I am proof this is true and why you pay so much digital stuff these days. They are not near the only ones. @Cognizant @Capgemini - How many HB1 Visa’s do you have in your US company and how many large American companies IT departments do you operate?

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Mike2 days ago

Republicans for years claimed the H1 visas weren't indentured servants but a vital part of our economy. At least JD is telling the truth now. I doubt he will admit Republicans created the whole H1 visas scam. Importing cheap immigrant labor made a lot of JDs pals rich.

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Ranganathan SVN Kondala2 days ago

As an Indian, I concur with @JDVance He is not being unreasonable. Invest in America for Americans. The System got exploited and now its time to get it fixed

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liten drage2 days ago

“Since President Trump launched the @WHFraudTF and put @VP in charge, our worst nightmares about the fraud that had been taking place in this country were exceeded — fraud that has been going on for years, decades, and in some cases, generations.” - @StephenM

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Voice For Global Peace2 days ago

Can governments protect domestic jobs without unfairly penalizing skilled global talent? Should visa systems be transparent, merit-based, and strictly enforced? Can fair immigration policy strengthen both workers and innovation? �

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Tito Vargas2 days ago

But his wife is Indian

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LAK2 days ago

Good! Tired of repeating myself on the telephone with someone who barely speaks English.

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Rylan2 days ago

just for mid terms. wabt tesla, google, salesforce, meta? someones friends with them?

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Tyler Hansin2 days ago

Wait till they find out that Americans are a bunch of unemployable morons

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David Sacks2 days ago

If these allegations are confirmed, companies that abuse the visa system should be held accountable. American workers deserve a fair shot, and immigration programs should be enforced as Congress intended. 🇺🇸

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DJ2 days ago

Just wait till none of the great talent wants to work in America anymore.

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Anwar Saddat2 days ago

Someone in Trump family must be looking for bribes from those companies, that is the real story!

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The National Nomad2 days ago

Those companies are RUINING AMERICANS LIVES!

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osogdeny2 days ago

JeetD Vance is a peter thiel puppet that will do or say anything he has to, to stay in power.

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Omaholi2 days ago

Jobs should always be for locals, that’s how the USA invites spies from all over the world by allowing all sorts of people. But also, Americans should stop being lazy , the US economy thrives from foreign manpower. Don’t always settle for lucrative government grants.

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Toponepercent2 days ago

And I’m sure here comes another lawsuit from the left…

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Big2 days ago

Have to send your wife back along with the hlfbrds

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Chloe Nomeii💝2 days ago

the 6,000 vs 6,300 math is right there and they still tried it. thats not even a loophole anymore thats just bold

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Esther R Fanai2 days ago

American workers deserve fair opportunities, while companies also need access to specialized talent. Finding the right balance is the challenge

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Sally2 days ago

I was really surprised to see this news. If these figures and survey results are accurate, it’s definitely worth looking into thoroughly. After all, when it comes to whether there’s a conflict between layoffs and visas, we can’t just look at the surface.

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Rebecca Looney2 days ago

Yes- this is wage based discrimination 💯

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Trumps_Idiots2 days ago

Oh man, they should have donated more to trumps savings account If you give enough to the big boss, they come down hard on you.

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