Wait aren’t those the same two borders? So, are the Mexicans just more effective at patrols, since they don’t seem to need multi-billion dollar wall. Maybe we can just get them to show us their secrets and save at ton of money.
The reality where I want this from US candidates:
And instead all I can find is this:
Apple, Google, Facebook, Microsoft, and other technology companies have sent a message to the Trump administration through various Washington, D.C. lobbying groups, urging President Trump to keep protecting spouses of immigrants who work in the U.S. with H-1B visas. The companies reportedly fear a "looming end" to the program that protects these spouses and allows them to work in the U.S., as it could cause "immense trouble" for many of their workers and potentially lead to large swaths of H-1B employees having to "reconsider working for U.S. companies at all" (via Recode).
The spousal work permit program began in 2015 under the Obama administration, allowing spouses of high-skilled immigrants to be granted work authorizations while in the process of seeking lawful permanent resident status. The Trump administration has worked throughout 2017 to fundamentally reevaluate the program, and in November the Department of Homeland Security noted imminent plans to "propose to rescind" the final rule and remove H-4 dependent spouses "from the class of aliens eligible for employment authorization."
Now, a coalition of tech companies have responded with a statement, noting that spouses are "eager to work" to support their families. Their statement also describes fear of an "increased risk" of losing long-term employees.
Tech companies like Apple would be the hardest hit by such sweeping changes to work visa policies since it employs many workers with H-1B visas, whose spouses potentially also benefit from the program. Nearly one year ago, Apple was also affected by the drafting of an executive order by President Trump, which stated that the country's policy on immigration should not give priority to foreign workers and should instead prioritize and protect American workers.
Following the draft proposal, the Trump administration followed through and rolled out a collection of policy shifts that planned out a roadmap to better serve American workers' current and future jobs. Apple and other tech companies were affected out of the gate as the first change came from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services agency, which "made it harder" for such companies to bring foreign workers to the country using the H-1B work visa.
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Article Link: Apple and Other Companies Fear 'Looming End' of H-1B Work Visa Spousal Protection Program
Does this mean ICE can deport Trump's wife, since she abused her work Visa and committed fraud. Let's start with Trumps own family. And since Baron was born to her, deport him too. This is 'Merica and in Trumps 'Merica you gotta hate all them thar fureigners!
Foreign workers often perform the dirty, lowly, underpaid jobs we don't want to do..... the truth hurts.
Worse , I had to train the replacements for my coworkers while I kept my job. I felt like such a traitor that I left the company early for another job just to get out of doing it. HR was surprised "but you get to keep to keep your job!" they responded to my 2-weeks noticed. I told them they could betray their coworkers and fellow Americans if they wanted to , but I refused.
True. I got a look at payroll and the wage gap was huge. I understand that living conditions are lower in some other countries, but they should still stand up for themselves. The H1-B's are being taken advantage of and it must stop!
It depends on a very specific job title as to what the pay is going to be set. That is not negotiable.
