Vice President JD Vance on the H-1B Visa application process fee: “The thought there is very clear, if you’re actually…
Vice President JD Vance on the H-1B Visa application process fee: “The thought there is very clear, if you’re actually bringing a truly elite genius level super specialized person to the United States of America, you’re going to be willing to pay a little bit extra to bring that person into your company. But if you’re just bringing in somebody who’s going to undercut the wages of the American worker, which is what most H-1Bs are today, then you shouldn’t bring that person in, we should actually prioritize our workers first.”
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One of the things I'm proudest of that we've done on the H-1B program we did it early on Stephen and I worked very closely on this is that we said we wanted to impose a fee on the H-1B application process And the thought there is very clear If you're actually bringing a truly elite genius-level, super specialized person into the United States of America you're going to be willing to pay a little bit extra to bring that person into your company But if you're just bringing in somebody who's going to undercut the wages of the American worker which is what most H-1Bs are today then you shouldn't bring that person in We should actually prioritize our workers first
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Vice President JD Vance on the H-1B Visa application process fee: “The thought there is very clear, if you’re actually bringing a truly elite genius level super specialized person to the United States of America, you’re going to be willing to pay a little bit extra to bring that person into your company. But if you’re just bringing in somebody who’s going to undercut the wages of the American worker, which is what most H-1Bs are today, then you shouldn’t bring that person in, we should actually prioritize our workers first.”
One of the things I'm proudest of that we've done on the H-1B program we did it early on Stephen and I worked very closely on this is that we said we wanted to impose a fee on the H-1B application process And the thought there is very clear If you're actually bringing a truly elite genius-level, super specialized person into the United States of America you're going to be willing to pay a little bit extra to bring that person into your company But if you're just bringing in somebody who's going to undercut the wages of the American worker which is what most H-1Bs are today then you shouldn't bring that person in We should actually prioritize our workers first
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