Tightening US citizenship regime hits 'American dream' of desis

[Gaali_Gottam_Govinda]

• Data shows the US government is not granting citizenships at the pace it was doing a decade ago
• With immigration numbers on a decline, the need for a fresh influx of Indian workers is waning
• Plus, the Trump administration’s recent policies are pushing US corporates to scale back recruitment of foreigners

“The H-1B matter was a wake up call. Now companies are adopting a cautious approach given the changing policies. US companies do not require Indian techies as much as they needed earlier,” said Paul Dupius, CEO, Randstad India, a HR and staffing firm.

Since the 1990s Indians have been the second or third largest immigrant population to be granted citizenship after Chinese and Mexicans. Most Indians take the highly skilled work visa-green card-citizenship route. But with immigration numbers on a decline, the need for a fresh influx of Indian engineers, MBAs and doctors is waning as more US corporates are looking to hiring locals.

More Indians started coming to the use, when US immigration policy started favouring skill-based immigration to one based on family-connections. The average time it takes to process a green cardhas gone up from a couple of years to as much as 7-8. Indians have made more applications than any other country in the world – which means they have a longer waiting period,” said Mark Davies, an immigration lawyer

Given that the biggest gateway to entering the US has been IT companies, the Trump administration’s recent policies are pushing US corporates to scale back recruitment of foreign workers.

[mastercheif]

nice

[princeofheaven]

5 minutes ago, Gaali_Gottam_Govinda said:

• Data shows the US government is not granting citizenships at the pace it was doing a decade ago
• With immigration numbers on a decline, the need for a fresh influx of Indian workers is waning
• Plus, the Trump administration’s recent policies are pushing US corporates to scale back recruitment of foreigners

“The H-1B matter was a wake up call. Now companies are adopting a cautious approach given the changing policies. US companies do not require Indian techies as much as they needed earlier,” said Paul Dupius, CEO, Randstad India, a HR and staffing firm.

Since the 1990s Indians have been the second or third largest immigrant population to be granted citizenship after Chinese and Mexicans. Most Indians take the highly skilled work visa-green card-citizenship route. But with immigration numbers on a decline, the need for a fresh influx of Indian engineers, MBAs and doctors is waning as more US corporates are looking to hiring locals.

More Indians started coming to the use, when US immigration policy started favouring skill-based immigration to one based on family-connections. The average time it takes to process a green cardhas gone up from a couple of years to as much as 7-8. Indians have made more applications than any other country in the world – which means they have a longer waiting period,” said Mark Davies, an immigration lawyer

Given that the biggest gateway to entering the US has been IT companies, the Trump administration’s recent policies are pushing US corporates to scale back recruitment of foreign workers.

pacha card ee dikku ledu ante inka chitizenships aa

[Quickgun_murugan]

1 minute ago, princeofheaven said:

pacha card ee dikku ledu ante inka chitizenships aa

True LOL

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endi every yr laccha mandiki istunnara .

[Lakhan]

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10 minutes ago, Lakhan said:

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3 hours ago, dasara_bullodu said:

endi every yr laccha mandiki istunnara .

kadaa..ayina population em periginattu kanapadadu ento