AmericanIT Foreign Worker Visas: H-1B, L-1: H-1B visa displaces 500,000 U.S. tech workers By Kim Berry

Posted 21 years ago on 3/31/2003 and updated 4/7/2019 Take Away: The H-1b and L-1 worker visa programs are flooding the U.S. job market and displacing hundreds of thousands of U.S. workers.  A blog topic from KBerry's Blog  Tags: H-1b , L-1 , nonimmigrant KB100222

More info and contact congress here:

http://www.familyinjustice.com/h1b/

3/26/2003 - IEEE reports 500,000 less jobs in past few years AND over 500,000 new workers imported from overseas - net result = ONE MILLION UNEMPLOYED AMERCAN WORKERS - Why won't Congress protect Americans' constitutional liberty and property rights to work in their profession? Why won't DOL act on behalf of the protected interests of citizens and workers over age 40 who are being systematically replaced by nonimmigrants?

http://www.commsdesign.com/news/market_news/OEG20030326S0029

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Comment 1 of 2   Nowadays unemployment is really a big problem. I have read an article in edubirie writing services stating reports 500,000 fewer jobs in the past few years and over 500,000 new workers imported from overseas over 500,000 deleting it from the net result we can say 1 million unemployed workers. Posted 6 years ago

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