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H1B is constantly abused to drive costs down. That's where those "need 7 years experience on a 3 year old product" ads come from. Companies BS their way into claiming there's no local talent so they can hire from abroad at a discount. The fact that Trump supports this is not a surprise. They literally want slave labor.

Pssst, he hates soldiers and veterans, too.

Back in 2015 Trump swore up and down that he'd testify in the Trump University case and prove that it was a legitimate school and not a giant scam.

Then he quietly paid off the students who'd sued him, tacitly admitting that it was a fraud.

When I pointed this out to a MAGat online, they replied that the students were at fault, and they should have read the fine print.

“rebel” = “unquestioningly follow”

Hey, is this one of you “literal means figurative” people? Stop poisoning The Great Link! Get help!

What he really means is "Talented Americans cost too much".

I once had a boss tell me to my face that I had to work three times as hard as the team members in Eastern Europe, because they were paid three times less than I was. Yeah, I didn't stay long after that.

Well hes sort of right for once. The US has a completely crippled production sector. The know-how just doesnt exist there anymore for many things. Thats just what decades of outsourcing do to a country so the same is true for European countries.

What a piece of shit trump is. America has just as talented workers as the rest of the world, and our garbage corporations like to exploit H-1Bs to undercut well deserved labor costs. This is total regulatory capture on display, Trump is a corporate removed and will gladly betray working class Americans if you pay him some money or buy his shitcoin to do so.

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Companies used to train people. You could work your way from an entry-level position and eventually learn many parts of the business, which would result in senior managers and executives who deeply understood it.

But employers haven't been interested in training for decades. Training is spending time not making money. They want people who already know how to make money for them from day one, which is a reason they import workers, rather than train citizens. In other words, corporations created the conditions they now use to hire H-1B workers.

So I think this program does real harm to American workers. I think they should end it entirely and force companies to focus more on training, or go back to treating university curricula as their feeder programs by partnering with schools, like they used to.

I say that having just hired an H-1B worker because there weren't any comparable candidates. Companies don't value loyalty and treat workers as disposable, so it's no surprise. That's the fundamental problem that needs to be addressed, but now there's even less incentive to create entry-level jobs because of AI.

We have enough talented people here, but we do need more people with the right education and training. If he doesn't want to expand the h1-b program, he's going to have to invest in education and the incentives for people to get the education the economy requires. Such as pay for certain university degrees or trade certifications. The machine to study and predict what the economy will need will cost money. And he's going to have to incentivize employers to provide training to people entering the workforce, which will cost money too. Even with all of that, there will still be a need for h1-b visas.

American talent split the atom and went to the moon.

Anyone going to tell him?

Wasn't his properties primarily staffed by H1B workers, all highly underpaid?

I agree. I mean look at whos running the country. Not just the president but the heads of departments. I mean if that is the best we got we have a massive talent gap.

American workers don't want to put in 60-80 hour weeks like these H-1B guys will, overworking assholes.