The H-1B visa program will be eliminated, according to Georgia's agent Marjorie Taylor Greene, who claims that foreigners who are granted work permits in the US end up denying native workers opportunities.
The controversial Republican thinks it harmful to the future of British college graduates to give jobs to others rather than invest in them given that non-immigrant international workers with job offers in specific fields do not qualify for the H-1B visa.
With a single exception for medical experts, such as doctors and nurses, her plan aims to almost completely eliminate this visa system in this regard.
She would give up to 10,000 H-1B permits annually for this type of professional personnel, with the option of progressively reducing that number over a ten-year period.
Purpose: that it be transitory, is conveyed through a videos posted on the social media platform.
These permits were meant to address a specific workplace want at a specific time, she said.
It is a critical mistake for the government's future to not restrict the stay of foreign workers, according to the 51-year-old Georgian's viewpoint.
People don't be permitted to reside these permanently. We understand their accomplishments, but we also wish them the best for a return to their native countries, she added.
Taylor Green's remarks are in response to President Donald Trump's shift in perspective, which he reversed in an interview with Fox News this week by acknowledging that the United States lacks enough specialized skills and leaving the door open for the entrance of foreign personnel. He changed his position after establishing a$ 10, 000 pay for each H-1B card in September. People have to learn, no you born with specific skills. You can't just say that a nation comes in, invests$ 10 billion to develop a factory, fires employees after five times, and they're going to start developing weapons. The 79-year-old mogul claimed that it doesn't work that way.
