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Grassley's H-1B reform push

By TED HESSON 

06/09/2017 10:00 AM EDT

With help from Marianne LeVine, Ian Kullgren and Mel Leonor

GRASSLEY’S H-1B REFORM PUSH: “The Trump administration is feeling pressure from Capitol Hill to follow through on its promise to reform a temporary visa program for specialized workers,” writes POLITICO’s Ted Hesson. “Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) met with Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta Thursday morning to discuss the H-1B program, which provides 85,000 visas each year to foreign guest workers in sectors such as technology and engineering.”

“Grassley has long-advocated tougher enforcement, and he’s working with the White House to see what administrative corrective can be taken and also to drum up support for an H-1B reform bill he’s co-sponsored with Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.),” Hesson reports. “We are hoping to work with them and get something done,” Grassley said in an interview. “From a substance standpoint, they’re short on enforcement. I’m willing to make some accommodations on the other end of making availability [of visas].”

Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah), has also discussed H-1Bs with the White House, and is expected to roll out a version of his “I-Squared” bill in coming weeks. The bill, if in step with past versions, would dramatically expand the number of new H-1B visas available each year from a general pool of 65,000 to 115,000, with the possibility to rise to 195,000 in strong economic years. A 20,000-visa cap on applicants with a master’s degree or higher would be lifted entirely. 

 

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On 6/10/2017 at 9:04 AM, greensboro said:

Grassley's H-1B reform push

By TED HESSON 

06/09/2017 10:00 AM EDT

With help from Marianne LeVine, Ian Kullgren and Mel Leonor

GRASSLEY’S H-1B REFORM PUSH: “The Trump administration is feeling pressure from Capitol Hill to follow through on its promise to reform a temporary visa program for specialized workers,” writes POLITICO’s Ted Hesson. “Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) met with Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta Thursday morning to discuss the H-1B program, which provides 85,000 visas each year to foreign guest workers in sectors such as technology and engineering.”

“Grassley has long-advocated tougher enforcement, and he’s working with the White House to see what administrative corrective can be taken and also to drum up support for an H-1B reform bill he’s co-sponsored with Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.),” Hesson reports. “We are hoping to work with them and get something done,” Grassley said in an interview. “From a substance standpoint, they’re short on enforcement. I’m willing to make some accommodations on the other end of making availability [of visas].”

Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah), has also discussed H-1Bs with the White House, and is expected to roll out a version of his “I-Squared” bill in coming weeks. The bill, if in step with past versions, would dramatically expand the number of new H-1B visas available each year from a general pool of 65,000 to 115,000, with the possibility to rise to 195,000 in strong economic years. A 20,000-visa cap on applicants with a master’s degree or higher would be lifted entirely. 

 

Idi jarigithey we can compete with burger flippers when it comes to billing rates. 

$10/hr ki kooda ready avutharu janaalu. 

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On 6/10/2017 at 9:04 AM, greensboro said:

Grassley's H-1B reform push

By TED HESSON 

06/09/2017 10:00 AM EDT

With help from Marianne LeVine, Ian Kullgren and Mel Leonor

GRASSLEY’S H-1B REFORM PUSH: “The Trump administration is feeling pressure from Capitol Hill to follow through on its promise to reform a temporary visa program for specialized workers,” writes POLITICO’s Ted Hesson. “Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) met with Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta Thursday morning to discuss the H-1B program, which provides 85,000 visas each year to foreign guest workers in sectors such as technology and engineering.”

“Grassley has long-advocated tougher enforcement, and he’s working with the White House to see what administrative corrective can be taken and also to drum up support for an H-1B reform bill he’s co-sponsored with Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.),” Hesson reports. “We are hoping to work with them and get something done,” Grassley said in an interview. “From a substance standpoint, they’re short on enforcement. I’m willing to make some accommodations on the other end of making availability [of visas].”

Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah), has also discussed H-1Bs with the White House, and is expected to roll out a version of his “I-Squared” bill in coming weeks. The bill, if in step with past versions, would dramatically expand the number of new H-1B visas available each year from a general pool of 65,000 to 115,000, with the possibility to rise to 195,000 in strong economic years. A 20,000-visa cap on applicants with a master’s degree or higher would be lifted entirely. 

 

aa grassley last 10 years nunchi h1b ni close cheddam ani trying, vaadi biggest achievement is neufeld memo on client letters and ee relationship

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On 6/10/2017 at 9:07 AM, Gentle_Boy said:

Yaa...next year nunchi no lottery...

Also quota for h1b will be unlimited ...

 

 

quota tesesta billings anni below $10 ki vachestayi emo.. @3$%

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