Forbes' Harichandan Arakali on whether Donald Trump regrets taking
Jared Kushner's advice to downplay the National Question on the
campaign trail against Joe Biden and Kamala Harris: <URL:https://www.forbesindia.com/article/news/h1b-changes-aimed-at-curtailing-efforts-to-game-the-lottery-system/89219/1>
| When implemented, the proposed changes are expected to prevent this
| by ensuring that each unique individual is entered into the
| selection process only once, regardless of the number of
| registrations submitted for them. This modification aims to enhance
| the chances of a legitimate registration being selected while
| minimising the advantage of submitting multiple registrations for
| the same beneficiary, the press release notes.
|
| "This administration is much more open to immigration than the
| previous one," Peter Bendor-Samuel, CEO of Everest Group, a leading
| outsourcing advisory in the US, told Forbes India by email. "They
| are attempting to streamline the process and eliminate some of the
| practices they see as abuse, so a more efficient process emerges."
|
| "The attempt is to eliminate the loophole which some of the smaller
| firms have utilized to game the system," Bendor-Samuel adds. "If
| this works, it should make the process more equitable and allow
| talent to flow to the most needed areas."

Does dashing the dreams of mom and pop body shop owners for Ravi Kumar Singisetti riches outweigh the streamlining of the importation of the
Cheap Labor Lobby's scab workers by the upper end of the Cheap Labor
Lobby?

John
groenveld@acm.org
--
"The Associated Press on Dec. 16: Wiles has "notified members in
private conversations that Trump remains supportive of McDaniel's
reelection." So, again, the issue is that Trump publicly says he's
neutral--but his chief advisors who manage his world are saying and
*doing* this." - Pedro Gonzalez <URL:https://twitter.com/emeriticus/status/1605268113339064370>

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