Department of Justice (DOJ): Report discrimination based on citizenship status,
such as an employer preferring H-1B workers
over equally qualified U.S. workers.
You can contact the Immigrant and Employee Rights Section (IER) to report these issues.
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I don't know who still believes in this president's lies... "America first" lol such a joke. It is all a farse. Wake up.
Good luck getting support from Trump DOJ.
Trump’s latest comments on H-1B visas reveal a sharp — and telling — 180 degree pivot. After years of promising to protect American workers from foreign competition, he now insists that the United States simply “doesn’t have certain talents” and we must import skilled workers to teach Americans how to build advanced technologies. It’s a remarkable shift from a politician who once framed H-1Bs as a threat to national workers.
The backlash from his own base is loud and predictable. To many MAGA voters, this feels like a betrayal of “America First.” But Trump’s pivot exposes a deeper, uncomfortable reality: America has underinvested in its own workforce for decades. While politicians posture about protecting jobs, industries like chip manufacturing, AI, and advanced engineering quietly warn that the U.S. is not producing enough highly skilled workers fast enough.
Wall Street let Trump know who is the boss. H1B visa will be extended.