Agree that LEGAL immigration in the traditional context is great, but the flood of temp workers such (H1B, etc), which is also legal, is absolutely against our best interests and is wreaking havoc on a broad scale with regard to employment and compensation for actual Americans (by either birth or naturalization).
I have observed at first-hand this cancer (figurative, but many parralells exist in both presentation and likely eventual outcome) over recent years and across many industries/organizations/geographies....
The impact of this malicious growth (still legal - and encouraged by our overlords) is huge for both wages and career growth. For reasons I choose not to elaborate on right now, it also makes it ever harder for new job-seekers to fill positions instead of using guest workers. The argument that skilled workers dont exist is total bullshit, because people already exist to fill many of these roles but are not selected over their "imported" (temporary) counterparts, and many currently un/under-enployed people can be retrained to do many of the types of jobs which need to be filled - this would be huge for us and just requires funding retraining initiatives (would be a good use of taxpayer money and provide some direct return), and fully disincentivising large-scale use of workers specifically imported for that purpose - any economic need which is truly that dire can be used as an opportunity to provide vocational training and job fast-tracking - I have no doubt that if the opportunities are there amd compensation is fair, you'll have people lining up to learn and work....
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Their is always a shortage of "cheap" labor.




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