crg14624 wrote on 11/11/05 12:52:
>
> I agree with Oliver. This country passes out work permits like candy
> while Americans in the same field are unemployed. You can't tell me
> Americans are too stupid to do the job. If they couldn't pay these
> people less then the corporations wouldn't hire them.
That's BS. Companies that are looking for cheap labor outsource to other
countries. They don't go to the extra expense of getting people here, paying all
the lawyer costs, the fees that are now part of the H1,...
> Who is checking
> this prevailing wage garbage?
DOL and DHS...
> If they don't have a problem with H1 then
> why the new $500 fraud fee?
Sure, there are occasional problems with companies that violate the law. But
that of course happens in other places as well (e.g., Enron, Worldcom), and is
not an indication of a systematic problem.
The fraud prevention and detection fees are there to pay for investigations, as
per INA 286(v). I am sure the anti-immigrants would complain even more if that
would be paid for by tax dollars...
-Joe
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