The United States has offered literally millions of opportunities for people to come here and work under employment-based Visa programs. But do we really know the people, their intentions and their loyalties? A disturbing new story out of Minnesota shows how we may need to drastically change the way we scrutinize the people who are …
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Pink slips at tech firms across the country are raging and an Infosys founder is saying layoffs at his company is all but a certainty. “If the company board or CEO decides to cut 10% of expenses, the easiest way to do it is to cut 10% of the workforce and you immediately meet your …
US Techworkers, a subsidiary of the Institute for Sound Public Policy (IfSPP), filed a complaint with the Department of Justice this week that showed two Chicago-based nonprofits colluded with companies across the country to hire H-1B Visa workers over American workers. The complaint, filed against P33 and Techicago (nonprofit agencies based Illinois) and their corporate …
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This is a must read for everyone before making decisions on who to vote for in upcoming elections. A Harvard professor who has spent the last 30 years studying immigration – and its effects on the United States – wrote this piece for Politico. His message comes as no surprise to anyone with even a …
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The Department of Justice (DoJ) ruled last week that Micron Technology, an Idaho-based memory chip maker, was guilty of favoring foreign workers over American workers in their hiring practices. “Companies cannot unlawfully discriminate against a job applicant because they prefer to hire someone with a different citizenship or immigration status,” Assistant Attorney General Kristen Clarke …
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Airline industry experts can’t believe what they are hearing. Boeing is looking to recruit even more programmers from India to write code for their flight systems. This comes after the company saw billions in losses – and hundreds of people dead – in two separate crashes of their 737 Max jet, in which Boeing hired …
It looks like a new trend is developing on airlines traveling between the US and India. It appears young and heavily intoxicated Indians are whipping out their private parts and urinating wherever – and on whomever – they please. The latest incident occurred Saturday night, on a flight from New York to New Delhi. College …
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Seattle, WA, has become the first municipality in the United states to ban discrimination based on caste, a social system in India that separates people based on birth or descent that largely determines their station in life. America has been a magnet to people throughout the world for people who wish to escape their roots …
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In what has become a yearly ritual, Immigration Voice tried to push yet another piece of bad legislation through Congress and it was shot down before it got a chance to take flight. The EAGLE ACT – which would have eliminated country caps on Green Card disbursement – was scheduled to be voted on by …
The Communications Director for Governor Ned Lamont’s office, Max Reiss, sought to tamp down a knee-jerk response to a recent CTTechworks.org post, which outlined the ways the state’s $18 MILLION deal with Infosys has turned into an unmitigated failure. In recently revealed emails, unearthed by an FOI request submitted 6 months ago, Lamont’s brain trust, …
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