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Tennessee Valley Authority Bends to Trump and Says It Won’t Lay Off U.S. Workers…

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The Tennessee Valley Authority is abandoning plans to lay off dozens of U.S. technology workers after President Trump, in a broadside against the power company earlier this week, fired two of its board members. “We were wrong in not fully understanding the impact on our employees, especially during the pandemic,” said Jeff Lyash, TVA’s CEO, […]

Lawsuit: Indian Managers Use H-1Bs to Discriminate Against Americans…

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An Indian-run outsourcing company used Congress’s H-1B visa-worker program to systematically discriminate against American college graduates, according to a class-action lawsuit filed in New Jersey. The company, named Wipro, “operates under a general policy of discrimination in favor of [imported] South Asians and against [American] individuals who are not South Asian and not Indian,” says […]

‘Establishment GOP Ruling Class’ Doesn’t Want Americans Questioning Legal Immigration – Michelle Malkin…

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Columnist Michelle Malkin says the “establishment Republican ruling class” does not want American citizens questioning the country’s legal immigration system, wherein more than 1.2 million legal immigrants are admitted every year. A recent study by the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) revealed how so-called “highly skilled” foreign graduates taking coveted U.S. white collar jobs are […]

No Lack of Skilled American Tech Workers…

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Americans don’t usually think of technical professionals as “guest workers,” yet at any one time, there are more than a half-million foreigners holding tech jobs in the U.S. They are here thanks to the H-1B visa program. H-1B, so the official spiel goes, addresses an alleged shortage of “highly skilled” Americans to fill jobs “requiring […]

H-1B Visas Cost Americans Jobs and Suppress Wages, Economists Find…

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The H-1B visa program costs American workers jobs and suppresses their wages, while substantially increasing profit margins for tech firms, economists conclude in a study published in February. If tech companies were unable to import temporary foreign workers, employment in the tech industry for American workers would have been up to 10.8 percent higher in […]

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