with all the talk about h-1b visas, its interesting that no one seems to question tn, l-1, e-1, or e-2 visas, which are not capped and have no minimum wage requirement. if h-1b holders, who actually have a minimum wage requirement, are cheap foreign labor and stealing american jobs, wouldnt these other categories do the same? or is the issue really about where a majority of h-1b talent is coming from? were literally talking about 85,000 visas that cost employers thousands of dollars to sponsorthat have generated some of the brightest minds fueling innovation and growth in the u.s.
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