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Vice President JD Vance on the H-1B Visa application process fee: “The thought there is very clear, if you’re actually bringing a truly elite genius level super specialized person to the United States of America, you’re going to be willing to pay a little bit extra to bring that... show more

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mike wvor 3 Tagen

Stop allowing companies like IBM to fire thousands in US so they can bring over 10s of thousands from India

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BasedIdahovor 3 Tagen

Good. Now get rid of all Visa programs entirely.

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Shitbox Tracker 💩vor 3 Tagen

"a little bit extra" the proposed fee: $103,265. median H-1B wage: $138,070. blocked once already by a federal judge in june. DHS filed a 67-page rule in august to try again. 75% of a year's salary is not "a little bit extra." it's the vocabulary of a man who has never filed a petition.

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Robert Victorvor 3 Tagen

JD Vance just ended the entire H-1B scam with ONE sentence. 🔥 For years corporations abused H-1B to import cheap labor and replace American workers. Trump/Vance flipped the script: You want a REAL genius? Pay for him. You want cheap labor? Hire AMERICAN. This is not anti-immigration. This is PRO-ELITE immigration. We don't want 100k entry-level coders, we want 100 Einsteins. If he's truly elite, $100k fee is nothing. AMERICAN JOBS first, WORLD'S BEST TALENT second. No more fraud. Brilliant policy!

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Mike Ericksonvor 3 Tagen

I watched this happen for nearly my entire career.. and I doubt $INTC was alone in the practice

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viper stevevor 3 Tagen

The enforcement against Microsoft is only the beginning. Labor just got more expensive for corporations than now have to prioritize US citizens for employment. This will show up in earnings

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Pankaj Kumar Goyalvor 3 Tagen

Where are the trade barriers ? Supplying skilled labour to the USA through HB-1 visa then Importer puts up the FEE 😀 to support local labour. That is called placing a trade barrier.😂

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Jorgevor 3 Tagen

Too late all the top seniors are not Americans and are not hiring American in American soil.

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David Meyervor 3 Tagen

How much does it cost?

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Eero Salinvor 3 Tagen

Perfect analysis JD ☝️🙏 America First 🇺🇲☝️

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Jjule85Avor 3 Tagen

Go after @USAA they outsource to India

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Robinvor 3 Tagen

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Dad Firstvor 3 Tagen

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Jim Bookvor 3 Tagen

I remember seeing that Disney made their US citizen employees train their foreign replacements to do their jobs for lower wages. No more H1B visas should be allowed to be issued by corporations.

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𝕮𝖔𝖚𝖓𝖙𝖊𝖗 𝐓𝐲𝖗𝖆𝖓𝖓𝐲 XIIvor 3 Tagen

Patriots at work! Best administration ever! Millions of South Asians and Chinese own mansions in the Western states because they took over jobs that belonged to American citizens. Get these Indian-American BRICS CEOs in front of congress to testify what they know about PM Modi's "Talent Mobility Pipeline"

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Salty Seavor 3 Tagen

Also penalize companies that hire H-1B/illegals over Americans…

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KrishnaKanth Paramatavor 3 Tagen

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Xvor 3 Tagen

WWWWW VANCEEE! VANCE FOR 2028!!

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Gorio and His Jeepneyvor 3 Tagen

The renewal fees must be just as high! That will quickly weed out quite a few and make sure they are sent home quickly!

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𝔄𝔯𝔪𝔦𝔫𝔦𝔲𝔰vor 3 Tagen

Hey JD. Cancel all visas. No more H1Bs. Send all the Indians home. Lock down America. No more people allowed here. Unless they’re European (yes I mean White). This country was made and founded by Whites. Keep it that way.

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Scott Bessentvor 3 Tagen

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♕𝓓𝓲𝓵𝓵𝓲𝓹♕vor 3 Tagen

Send all of them back to their respective countries to work and build fr their own system. Do it man. Ab ayega maza. 😀😀

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Svor 3 Tagen

It s3ams the world is moving toward another place without the USA

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Chadwickvor 3 Tagen

As the VP you should easily be able to define socialism, especially since you claim that’s what dems want all the time. The fact that you can’t is reason no. 57289637 why you’re a fucking failure

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Carri Bvor 3 Tagen

Make sure they don’t use the “offshore” loophole … which Starbucks is doing.

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Sandybeachandmevor 3 Tagen

You can't even define socialism because you are a lying idiot. All you talk about is men in women's sports which is literally less than 0.002% of colleg student-athletes and an even smaller fraction of overall sports participants. Stop lying!

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Justin Michaelvor 3 Tagen

Jobs by Americans for Americans. Everyone else should wait in line, not the other way around.

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Pomplianovor 3 Tagen

Vance is right. Pay extra only for real geniuses. Stop using H-1B to hire cheaper workers and cut American pay.

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