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🚨 WHAT IS GOING ON WITH MICROSOFT’S H-1B PETITIONS? Multiple Microsoft H-1B workers are reporting unusual delays, including premium-processing cases. Now immigration attorneys are publicly discussing H-1B processing delays involving Microsoft. The same discussion also raises processing issues involving Infosys and Cognizant. Is this routine backlog, increased scrutiny, or...

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Bring Rhea Home 🇺🇸10 days ago

All big tech companies should be put into this process. They all layoff Americans but keep visa holders.

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Hany Girgis10 days ago

This is PERM so not necessarily H-1B extensions, etc

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Bring Rhea Home 🇺🇸10 days ago

Oh okay,thank you!

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Ranchhoddas Shamaldas Chanchad10 days ago

Taking fees for premium processing and not processing the applications within the premium processing timeline is literally a scam.

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Hany Girgis10 days ago

Or there’s a reason for it…

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Abolish H1B10 days ago

They appear innocent when they whine about “delays.” But didn’t compassionate when they fire thousands of Americans to be replaced by H1B .

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immigrant_boy10 days ago

Microsoft is one of the biggest place for H1B fraud. They are doing document fraud sponsoring EB1 for non-eligible employees, hiring unqualified people on H1B and bringing unlimited people on L1 visas

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Bill Rodgers10 days ago

Huh, Expedited fees $2-3k Expedited processing of 15-30 days BUT an AI search tells me the following: The expedited deadline is for USCIS to take an action—not necessarily to approve the case. Too bad I guess. Having a hard time finding sympathy.

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Eagle Year10 days ago

@desitechsuppoat More Microsoft content circulating on LinkedIn. The Overton window has shifted. What would have been career-ending for an American to post publicly two years ago is now being said openly and widely. 👇

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LuEllen10 days ago

Amazon is the largest employer in Virginia for H-1B visa holders

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Nick Plumb10 days ago

I bet Asha Sharma is what’s going on.

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Gary hunn10 days ago

@desitechsuppoat @USLaborIG what human right do these foreign scabs have take high paying jobs from Americans?

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Nancy10 days ago

I worked for Microsoft 2003-2006. First round of interviews they hired a foreigner from Mexico, they called me back and offered me a job. While there, they constantly layed off FTE developers, hired Indians, made the FTE train them. Microsoft produces went downhill.

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The_Ungovernable10 days ago

End the #H1B scam...

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P Banderski10 days ago

@desitechsuppoat Deport Deport Deport!!!

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Mark10 days ago

US wheels of Justice...slow but certain!!

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The Cryptor10 days ago

Bastard big tech wants to headquarter in this country but import all it's workers from elsewhere.

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Billy Jack10 days ago

@desitechsuppoat 🤣

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Red3Cyber10 days ago

@desitechsuppoat Hire Americans!

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The Sojourner10 days ago

Microsoft has ALWAYS been egregious with employee practices.

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Vanakam10 days ago

Those Matherchods , need to investigated by @DOLOIG

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Charles Hopper10 days ago

Scum sucking INDIANS. They are a virus that invades companies and countries and multiples until there is nothing left. Microsoft should be FINED into the ground. They should not exist anymore.

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Kevin10 days ago

I think it is a warning to these companies ,that you have fooled us a long time and now we are not going to rubber stamp renewals and in fact they should deny renewals. We are just tired of frauds and back door immigration.

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TSR10 days ago

It is the result of having a chaotic environment in USA and illusion of the people like you created. Don’t worry it will be fixed very soon. Meritocracy wins over skin color!! Very soon!!

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unemployable10 days ago

Fucking jeet in the interview. How ironic.

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RandyS10 days ago

@XennialAngel Nobody gives a shit not sure why media discussing, this is America Indians are not our concern, govt should worry about its own people. Indians have a plan B, we don’t this is our only home

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Benovalenta 🇺🇸🇮🇳10 days ago

This reddy idiot is also part of the h1b net

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Atomic knight10 days ago

I guess nobody in America needs work. That's what basically this is.

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