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Meet Sarah. 28 years old, Ohio State Computer Science Graduate, $80,000 in student debt, 347 job applications, 0 offers. This is her H-1B Story. #H1B #TechJobs

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This is what the Ohio River will look like after four years under Ramaswamy’s rule in Ohio. Especially when you factor in the H-1B flood he plans for the state.

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15,546 views • 4 months ago

Let’s talk H1B. In March 2024, I got a call. My job was gone. So was everyone else's. Infosys didn't replace one or two of us. They replaced the whole department. Every. Single. One. Their guy chose to keep his friends employed over American workers. This isn't a story. It's a playbook. Here's what they don't tell you about H-1B abuse in Ohio: → Ohioans have lost ~$300M per H-1B worker cycle → Wages drop tens of thousands per replaced job → That money doesn't pay Ohio rent. Doesn't hit Ohio restaurants. Doesn't pay Ohio taxes. It leaves. Infosys paid $34M settling federal fraud charges for exactly this. Now Vivek Ramaswamy wants to be Ohio's governor. The same man whose company used H-1B visas 29 times. The same man who told Americans we "venerate mediocrity over excellence." He got fired from DOGE partly for saying that. He says he wants to reform H-1B now. His record says otherwise. I'm running for Lt. governor because I know what it feels like. To be told your job, your team, your livelihood just doesn't matter. Ohio workers matter. Ohio paychecks should stay in Ohio. We will solve this. Share this. 🗳️ Vote Casey the Car Guy — May 5 📋 Register by April 6

Let’s talk H1B. In March 2024, I got a call. My job was gone. So was everyone else's. Infosys didn't replace one or two of us. They replaced the whole department. Every. Single. One. Their guy chose to keep his friends employed over American workers. This isn't a story. It's a playbook. Here's what they don't tell you about H-1B abuse in Ohio: → Ohioans have lost ~$300M per H-1B worker cycle → Wages drop tens of thousands per replaced job → That money doesn't pay Ohio rent. Doesn't hit Ohio restaurants. Doesn't pay Ohio taxes. It leaves. Infosys paid $34M settling federal fraud charges for exactly this. Now Vivek Ramaswamy wants to be Ohio's governor. The same man whose company used H-1B visas 29 times. The same man who told Americans we "venerate mediocrity over excellence." He got fired from DOGE partly for saying that. He says he wants to reform H-1B now. His record says otherwise. I'm running for Lt. governor because I know what it feels like. To be told your job, your team, your livelihood just doesn't matter. Ohio workers matter. Ohio paychecks should stay in Ohio. We will solve this. Share this. 🗳️ Vote Casey the Car Guy — May 5 📋 Register by April 6

Kim Georgeton for Ohio

237,138 views • 6 months ago

🧨H-1B visa holder openly flexing paid brand deals while working at PNC Bank? Meet Vijaya Poojitha Kamma (@pooji_diaries on IG) Business Analyst at PNC in Texas on an H-1B visa. She just dropped a full paid Neutrogena skincare ad complete with product placement, face masks, music, and sponsorship tags. H-1B rules are simple: You can ONLY work for your sponsor. No side gigs. No influencer income. No unauthorized employment. Yet here we are. Department of State SecState Homeland Security USCIS CBP Is this allowed? Or do the rules only apply to Americans? Tag a friend who’s tired of this CyberGreen09 #H1B #H1BAbuse #VisaFraud #Neutrogena #AmericaFirst

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47,065 views • 4 months ago

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1,703,254 views • 5 months ago

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Wall Street Apes

493,485 views • 3 months ago

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Sam Parker 🇺🇸🧯

101,952 views • 24 days ago

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59,617 views • 13 hours ago

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478,722 views • 2 years ago

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Meet Zakia Dowdy, the standout 2025 graduate from Frederick Douglass High School in Atlanta, Georgia — one of the most decorated and awarded students in the state! 👏🏽 This young queen showed up to graduation with a massive stack of over 50 honors, awards, cords, sashes, and medals and walked away with more than $1 MILLION in scholarships! Zakia has been killing it, she’s a Multiple-time A & B Honor Roll and Principal’s List student, Dual Enrollment Scholar who earned college credits while in high school, a early graduate (December), she’s Active in JROTC, Chorus, National Dance Honor Society, Student Athletic Advisory Committee, and multiple leadership roles, a Community advocate and poetry slam participant. Now she’s heading to Kennesaw State University majoring in Political Science with a minor in Public Relations. She’s already involved with NAACP apprenticeship, KSU Collegiate 100, Mayor’s Ambassador Council, and the Political Science Civic Leadership program. Her big dream is to become the Governor of Georgia and we have no doubt she’s going to make it happen! This is what Black excellence and hard work look like. Proud of Zakia and her family for celebrating this moment so beautifully. The sky is truly the limit! Keep shining, Queen! 👏🏽

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40,463 views • 3 months ago

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35,091 views • 2 years ago

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This young woman shares her frustration after being denied a cashier’s job at Target — even though she has a master’s degree. She talks about following her parents’ well-meaning advice to get her bachelor’s and then her master’s, believing it would “absolutely solidify” a good job, only to still struggle landing even minimum-wage work. It’s a real and increasingly common story that shows how the job market has shifted, and the old “go to college and you’ll be set” promise doesn’t always deliver the stability people were told it would. Many are also discovering the practicality of trade school as an alternative path. In just one or two years, people can gain in-demand, hands-on skills in trades like electrical work, plumbing, welding, HVAC, construction, or computer networking and IT support — graduating with very little debt and stepping straight into stable, well-paying careers that our society truly needs. What are your thoughts about college versus trade school?

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20,678 views • 4 months ago

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A 24-year-old college graduate is already $188,000 in debt. Not because she bought a mansion. Not because she lived recklessly. Because she did exactly what society told her to do. • Student loans • Car loan • Credit card debt Now she’s expected to pay: $1,800/month on student loans $280/month to the federal government $202/month for her car $160/month for insurance Before rent. Before groceries. Before saving a dollar. She says nobody explained how interest would multiply the amount she’d owe. She signed the papers at 18, but will spend decades paying for that decision. We tell young people that college is the path to a better life. Then we hand them six-figure debt before they’ve earned their first real paycheck. This isn’t just a personal finance problem. It’s a system that allows teenagers to take on life-changing debt without fully understanding the consequences. And we’re surprised when an entire generation feels financially trapped.

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19,355 views • 3 months ago