Nielsen ok’s visa for 30k extra h2b workers

[LastManStanding]

DHS Nielsen OK’s Visas for 30,000 Extra H-2B Workers

AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin

NEIL MUNRO

29 Mar 2019880

9:00

DHS Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen will allow the importation of 30,000 extra foreign laborers for landscapers, resorts, and other businesses despite President Donald Trump’s “Hire American” promise that has helped raise blue-collar wages by four percent in 2018.

The decision will allow companies to import 96,000 H-2B laborers in 2019, up from the 66,000 allowed by the law.

[LastManStanding]

E journalist gadu naku parichayam unnavadu ye..veedu e articles entho kasi tho rasthadu..negative impact iddam ani immigration mida..lol. Kani vadiki reach ledu. 

[acuman]

1 minute ago, LastManStanding said:

E journalist gadu naku parichayam unnavadu ye..veedu e articles entho kasi tho rasthadu..negative impact iddam ani immigration mida..lol. Kani vadiki reach ledu. 

Vellu farms n dairies lo low level jobs like fruit picking n cleaning cheyyakapothe 2 pay checks kaavali ikkada monthly batakadaaniki.

journalust Ireland immigrant. Vaadi potta kuuti Kosam negative artcling

[LastManStanding]

2 minutes ago, acuman said:

Vellu farms n dairies lo low level jobs like fruit picking n cleaning cheyyakapothe 2 pay checks kaavali ikkada monthly batakadaaniki.

journalust Ireland immigrant. Vaadi potta kuuti Kosam negative artcling

I know..Obama WH ni ban chesina rojula nunchi, we know each other. It doesn’t matter, blue collar or white collar..supple and demand anthe..it might be India or US

[LastManStanding]

Last time, hr392 time lo Iran valla issue ni Tucker Carlson media bayataki techinappudu adigadu nannu, to identify Iranians...because he is receiving a lot of info about Indians and companies from these guys and he doesn’t want to use the info he receives from them

[ekunadam_enkanna]

 It's h2-b =  temporary nonagricultural services or labor on a one-time, seasonal, peakload or intermittent basis

[tacobell fan]

This is ridiculous. All conservatives who own small business and farms lobbying to get more H2B workers. How is this different from bringing H1-B for IT instead just hard labor versus soft. They increased number of H2B visas lately and adding 30k more, really ?

[LastManStanding]

1 minute ago, tacobell fan said:

This is ridiculous. All conservatives who own small business and farms lobbying to get more H2B workers. How is this different from bringing H1-B for IT instead just hard labor versus soft. 

H1bs jarugutunna anyayam apela kanipinchatledu antava

[jefferson1]

3 minutes ago, tacobell fan said:

This is ridiculous. All conservatives who own small business and farms lobbying to get more H2B workers. How is this different from bringing H1-B for IT instead just hard labor versus soft. They increased number of H2B visas lately and adding 30k more, really ?

E point ni baga highlight cheyali

i am sure these people will work in one of those drump owned hotels 

[LastManStanding]

Illegal immigration taggindi emadya and inka strict chestunnaru..so they are increasing anthe..inka and inka kuda increase cheyachu..farm workers etc aite ippudu 70%-75% illegals ye..so shortage ni fill cheyali ga..plus h2b visa lo chala restrictions kuda untai..they are just trying to fill the gaps legally

[tacobell fan]

4 minutes ago, LastManStanding said:

H1bs jarugutunna anyayam apela kanipinchatledu antava

 

4 minutes ago, jefferson1 said:

E point ni baga highlight cheyali

i am sure these people will work in one of those drump owned hotels 

Here is the Timeline on this BS

03/01/2018: USCIS Completes Random Selection Process for H-2B Visa Cap for Second Half of FY 2018

• USCIS announces today that during the first five business days, USCIS received approximately 2,700 H-2B cap-subject petitions requesting approximately 47,000 workers, which is more than the number of H-2B visas available. As a result, USCIS, in accordance with applicable regulations, conducted a lottery on Feb. 28 to randomly select enough petitions to meet the cap. Accordingly, USCIS will reject and return the petitions and associated filing fees to petitioners that were not selected, as well as any cap-subject petitions received after Feb. 27.

 

03/30/2018: FY 2018 Omnibus Spending Legislation Authorized DHS to Double H-2B Non-agricultural Temporary Workers Cap FY-2018

• Report indicates that the Omnibus spending bill which has been signed into law included authorization for the DHS to increase H-2B cap numbers to double of the 66,000 annual cap, should DHS and DOL find there is such need this year. Thus all eyes are on the stakeholder agencies decision and announcement sooner or later.

 

05/25/2018: DHS Announces Today, 05/25/2018, Additional 15,000 H-2B Cap Numbers Available for FY 2018

• Good news for the H-2B employers. Eligible petitioners for H-2B visas can file Form I-129, Petition for a Nonimmigrant Worker. Eligible petitioners must submit a supplemental attestation on Form ETA 9142-B-CAA-2 with their petition.

 

05/25/2018: Advance Copy of Temporary Rule of USCIS, DHS, ETA, WHD on "Exercise of Time-Limited Authority to Increase the Fiscal Year 2018 Numerical Limitation
for the H-2B Temporary Nonagricultural Worker Program"

• This rule will be officially published in the federal register on 05/31/2018, Thursday. Accordingly, 15,000 additional H-2B cap number stakeholder employers should follow this rule. Here is the advance copy.

 

06/04/2018: Surge of H-2B Non-Agricultural Temporary Worker Temporary Labor Applications and OFLC Announcement of H-2B Applications Processing

• OFLC and DHS has now additional 15,000 H-2B cap numbers that can be used by the stakeholders until the end of September 2018. Under the circumstances, OFLC reports that it is experiencing continuing surge of H-2B labor applications. Under the circumstances, OFLC has announced on June 1, 2018 how and in what way they will process the incoming applications since they anticipate that they will receive more than 15,000 new applications before the end of this fiscal year (09/30/2018). H-2B employers and other stakeholders may read this announcement.

 

06/04/2018: Trump Administration to Reform Shortly H-2A Agricultural Temporary Worker Application Program

• DOL announces on 05/24/2018 that the agencies tasked with administering or facilitating the H-2A visa program, and thus closest to farmer and labor stakeholders, the Departments of State, Agriculture, Labor, and Homeland Security, are embarking on a process to modernize the H-2A visa program by clarifying and improving the regulations governing the program soon. It will be a good news for agcultural community, but will also help GOP in November 2018 Mid-term National Election.

01/02/2019: OFLC Updates the Sources of Current iCERT Outage

• It states that within the first five (5) minutes of opening the semi-annual H-2B certification process on January 1, 2019, the U.S. Department of Labor iCERT system had an unprecedented demand for H-2B certifications with more than 97,800 workers requested in pending applications for the 33,000 available visas. With more than thirty (30) times the user demand on the iCERT system compared to last year on January 1, the iCERT system experienced a system disruption. Read on! They will update the situation tomorrow.
• Wow!

03/06/2019: Bi-Partisan Senators Push for H-2B Reform to Increase Annual Cap from Current 66,000 to 135,320

• The country's demand for H-2B non-agricultural temporary employees has lately sky-rocketed reaching a level of the DOL system crash for its H-2B temporary labor certification processing system. Under the circustances, the involved industries have pumped up their political lobbies hard, leading 11 bi-partisan U.S. Senators writing a joint letter to the DHS Secretary to increase the cap from 66,000 to 135,320 per year. Unlike hi-tech H-1B program, the country has lately faced a tremendously political pressure to bring in more temporary foreign workers. It is interesting how this political push will bring the changes for employment-based foreign worker programs ahead.

 

 

[tacobell fan]

2 minutes ago, LastManStanding said:

Illegal immigration taggindi emadya and inka strict chestunnaru..so they are increasing anthe..inka and inka kuda increase cheyachu..farm workers etc aite ippudu 70%-75% illegals ye..so shortage ni fill cheyali ga..plus h2b visa lo chala restrictions kuda untai..they are just trying to fill the gaps legally

Valla country business requirement kuda vallaki teliyakapothe ela. Either its hard labor or soft labor but no matter whoever does they are only going to work for an American Employer ONLY

[LastManStanding]

1 minute ago, tacobell fan said:

 

Here is the Timeline on this BS

03/01/2018: USCIS Completes Random Selection Process for H-2B Visa Cap for Second Half of FY 2018

• USCIS announces today that during the first five business days, USCIS received approximately 2,700 H-2B cap-subject petitions requesting approximately 47,000 workers, which is more than the number of H-2B visas available. As a result, USCIS, in accordance with applicable regulations, conducted a lottery on Feb. 28 to randomly select enough petitions to meet the cap. Accordingly, USCIS will reject and return the petitions and associated filing fees to petitioners that were not selected, as well as any cap-subject petitions received after Feb. 27.

 

03/30/2018: FY 2018 Omnibus Spending Legislation Authorized DHS to Double H-2B Non-agricultural Temporary Workers Cap FY-2018

• Report indicates that the Omnibus spending bill which has been signed into law included authorization for the DHS to increase H-2B cap numbers to double of the 66,000 annual cap, should DHS and DOL find there is such need this year. Thus all eyes are on the stakeholder agencies decision and announcement sooner or later.

 

05/25/2018: DHS Announces Today, 05/25/2018, Additional 15,000 H-2B Cap Numbers Available for FY 2018

• Good news for the H-2B employers. Eligible petitioners for H-2B visas can file Form I-129, Petition for a Nonimmigrant Worker. Eligible petitioners must submit a supplemental attestation on Form ETA 9142-B-CAA-2 with their petition.

 

05/25/2018: Advance Copy of Temporary Rule of USCIS, DHS, ETA, WHD on "Exercise of Time-Limited Authority to Increase the Fiscal Year 2018 Numerical Limitation
for the H-2B Temporary Nonagricultural Worker Program"

• This rule will be officially published in the federal register on 05/31/2018, Thursday. Accordingly, 15,000 additional H-2B cap number stakeholder employers should follow this rule. Here is the advance copy.

 

06/04/2018: Surge of H-2B Non-Agricultural Temporary Worker Temporary Labor Applications and OFLC Announcement of H-2B Applications Processing

• OFLC and DHS has now additional 15,000 H-2B cap numbers that can be used by the stakeholders until the end of September 2018. Under the circumstances, OFLC reports that it is experiencing continuing surge of H-2B labor applications. Under the circumstances, OFLC has announced on June 1, 2018 how and in what way they will process the incoming applications since they anticipate that they will receive more than 15,000 new applications before the end of this fiscal year (09/30/2018). H-2B employers and other stakeholders may read this announcement.

 

06/04/2018: Trump Administration to Reform Shortly H-2A Agricultural Temporary Worker Application Program

• DOL announces on 05/24/2018 that the agencies tasked with administering or facilitating the H-2A visa program, and thus closest to farmer and labor stakeholders, the Departments of State, Agriculture, Labor, and Homeland Security, are embarking on a process to modernize the H-2A visa program by clarifying and improving the regulations governing the program soon. It will be a good news for agcultural community, but will also help GOP in November 2018 Mid-term National Election.

01/02/2019: OFLC Updates the Sources of Current iCERT Outage

• It states that within the first five (5) minutes of opening the semi-annual H-2B certification process on January 1, 2019, the U.S. Department of Labor iCERT system had an unprecedented demand for H-2B certifications with more than 97,800 workers requested in pending applications for the 33,000 available visas. With more than thirty (30) times the user demand on the iCERT system compared to last year on January 1, the iCERT system experienced a system disruption. Read on! They will update the situation tomorrow.
• Wow!

03/06/2019: Bi-Partisan Senators Push for H-2B Reform to Increase Annual Cap from Current 66,000 to 135,320

• The country's demand for H-2B non-agricultural temporary employees has lately sky-rocketed reaching a level of the DOL system crash for its H-2B temporary labor certification processing system. Under the circustances, the involved industries have pumped up their political lobbies hard, leading 11 bi-partisan U.S. Senators writing a joint letter to the DHS Secretary to increase the cap from 66,000 to 135,320 per year. Unlike hi-tech H-1B program, the country has lately faced a tremendously political pressure to bring in more temporary foreign workers. It is interesting how this political push will bring the changes for employment-based foreign worker programs ahead.

 

 

Ya..ade chala kalam nunchi vintunna deeni gurinchi..gop sympathizers ye chala mandi anti unnaru deeniki..including the article writer..inka increase chestaru ante bro..over the next few years

[LastManStanding]

1 minute ago, tacobell fan said:

Valla country business requirement kuda vallaki teliyakapothe ela. Either its hard labor or soft labor but no matter whoever does they are only going to work for an American Employer ONLY

Numbers batte increase chesi untaru bro..h2b ki $1 or $2extra pay kuda untundi min.wage kante..employer ganike chestaru vallu kani evo 36 months undali etc evo rules untai bro..kabote employer provide chestadu anni mana L1 type lo..

[tacobell fan]

2 minutes ago, LastManStanding said:

Ya..ade chala kalam nunchi vintunna deeni gurinchi..gop sympathizers ye chala mandi anti unnaru deeniki..including the article writer..inka increase chestaru ante bro..over the next few years

this system is jacked up man. It takes years to catch up with other country immigration systems mainly because of political blame between each party.