A new legislation intends to check H-1 B related frauds Guest post by Madhu Nair Ever since the 2008 economic crash, Americans…
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Guest post by Madhu Nair By definition, the H1B is a non-immigrant visa issued by the U.S. allowing companies to recruit foreign…
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Indians wait longer than other potential employment-based immigrants. That means reforms to America’s employer-sponsored immigration system are likely to help many Indians,…
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Venkatraman Ramakrishnan, a naturalized U.S. citizen born in India, shared the 2009 Nobel Prize in Chemistry with American-born Thomas Steitz and Ada…
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Do immigrants assimilate or stay forever apart from American society? This question affects nearly all immigration issues, including family and employment-based immigration,…
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While critics often overstate problems with H-1B temporary visas, it is good policy to eliminate H-1B visa fraud in a practical manner….
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The wait times for employment-based immigrants are of enormous significance to those personally affected by the green card backlog. In the employment-based…
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Today, hundreds of thousands of highly skilled foreign nationals, particularly Indians, are languishing in immigration backlogs, waiting years for the chance to…
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America is a nation of immigrants. But it is historically has been a nation of entrepreneurs. Because of geography and U.S. immigration…
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H.R. 3012, “The Fairness to High-Skilled Immigrants Act,” is a small bill, anywhere from 1,000 to 2,000 pages shorter than the bills…