*****2PM EST, Lets see what is going to happen with Trump's new EO targeting H1B******

[hello987]

2 minutes ago, chittimallu2 said:

wow... epudu ee angle lo alochinchaledu... thats a lot of money... but per appilcation 4500 ekkuva anukunta kada USCIS ki? doesnt that include lawyer fee etc?

50+ employees unna companies aithe $6460 uscis fee

25-50 employees unna companies aithe $4460 USCIS fee

below 25 $2460 so avg ga ala vesa

[chittimallu2]

Just now, hello987 said:

50+ employees unna companies aithe $6460 uscis fee

25-50 employees unna companies aithe $4460 USCIS fee

below 25 $2460 so avg ga ala vesa

ok

[Krytox_Admin]

48 minutes ago, hello987 said:

85000 applications 85000*4640(Avg)=$394,400,000, $394 Million vachaka ipdu EO enti?

In which country man ? 

[speedracer]

This EO will only ask for framework to reform h1b, no immediate effect. 

[hello987]

Aina iche executive order edho oke sari ivvochu ga ee 2PM 3PM ani mundhe enduku cheppatam, janalu tension tho untaru

[Krytox_Admin]

1 minute ago, hello987 said:

50+ employees unna companies aithe $6460 uscis fee

25-50 employees unna companies aithe $4460 USCIS fee

below 25 $2460 so avg ga ala vesa

https://www.uscis.gov/forms/h-and-l-filing-fees-form-i-129-petition-nonimmigrant-worker

 

 

[hello987]

Just now, Krytox_Admin said:

In which country man ? 

USA

[rapchik]

Just now, speedracer said:

This EO will only ask for framework to reform h1b, no immediate effect. 

thanks man...ayithe We can drop another 300 k applications next year

[speedracer]

Just now, Krytox_Admin said:

In which country man ? 

394 million to fund one week travel of trump, zuzubi

[Krytox_Admin]

Just now, hello987 said:

USA

[hello987]

Just now, Krytox_Admin said:

https://www.uscis.gov/forms/h-and-l-filing-fees-form-i-129-petition-nonimmigrant-worker

 

 

emi saar padi padi navvuthunnaru ekkada thappu anpinchindi

[rajivn786]

From Immivoice :

 

Immigration Voice is very much aware of the upcoming Executive Order around high-skilled immigration and we are actively monitoring these developments.

As the largest national non-profit organization representing high skilled immigrants in America we have long advocated for reforming of the H1-B and L-1 visa system. We will continue to engage with the four (4) agencies the President will instruct in this Executive Order to evaluate the current H1-B visa program and offer recommendations on enforcement.

As always, our focus will be on sharing our inputs around fixes to the current system such that the system cannot be used to:

1. Displace or replace Americans with H1B and L-1 visa holders.
2. Immigrants are not exploited by employers and immigration lawyers.
3. Immigrants already living and working in the United States are not stuck in decades long wait for their green cards.

Immigration Voice has long believed that the current H-1B and L-1 visa system is rigged such that it works great for bad employers, and certain special interest groups. The current system stifles American innovation and competitiveness while - creating an environment of discrimination against Americans along with the exploitation of immigrant workers in the marketplace.

America's Immigration system should be about Americans and immigrants, the value and knowledge immigrants bring to the country. Unfortunately, special interest groups of bad employers and immigration lawyers have taken advantage of the loopholes in the H1-B and L-1 visa system and abused the program causing displacement of American workers and "indentured servitude" style exploitation of legal, tax-paying, high-skilled immigrants.

We have been fairly open about our views on the state of the high-skilled immigration in the United States, most recently in this recent Washington Post piece ( https://www.washingtonpost.com/…/this-one-group-gets-70-pe…/ )

We welcome the steps Trump Administration is considering to reform the abusive H-1B and L-1 visa system. We are hopeful that the Trump administration will address the abuse in the system so the reformed system will work in the best interest of American workers, genuine companies/employers, and, tax-paying law abiding legal skilled immigrants.

[hello987]

Just now, rajivn786 said:

From Immivoice :

 

Immigration Voice is very much aware of the upcoming Executive Order around high-skilled immigration and we are actively monitoring these developments.

As the largest national non-profit organization representing high skilled immigrants in America we have long advocated for reforming of the H1-B and L-1 visa system. We will continue to engage with the four (4) agencies the President will instruct in this Executive Order to evaluate the current H1-B visa program and offer recommendations on enforcement.

As always, our focus will be on sharing our inputs around fixes to the current system such that the system cannot be used to:

1. Displace or replace Americans with H1B and L-1 visa holders.
2. Immigrants are not exploited by employers and immigration lawyers.
3. Immigrants already living and working in the United States are not stuck in decades long wait for their green cards.

Immigration Voice has long believed that the current H-1B and L-1 visa system is rigged such that it works great for bad employers, and certain special interest groups. The current system stifles American innovation and competitiveness while - creating an environment of discrimination against Americans along with the exploitation of immigrant workers in the marketplace.

America's Immigration system should be about Americans and immigrants, the value and knowledge immigrants bring to the country. Unfortunately, special interest groups of bad employers and immigration lawyers have taken advantage of the loopholes in the H1-B and L-1 visa system and abused the program causing displacement of American workers and "indentured servitude" style exploitation of legal, tax-paying, high-skilled immigrants.

We have been fairly open about our views on the state of the high-skilled immigration in the United States, most recently in this recent Washington Post piece ( https://www.washingtonpost.com/…/this-one-group-gets-70-pe…/ )

We welcome the steps Trump Administration is considering to reform the abusive H-1B and L-1 visa system. We are hopeful that the Trump administration will address the abuse in the system so the reformed system will work in the best interest of American workers, genuine companies/employers, and, tax-paying law abiding legal skilled immigrants.

Artham kaale

[hello987]

2PM aindi where is EO

[Prince_Fan]

38 minutes ago....Trump flies to Wisconsin, where he'll sign a new order