Green Cards, For Profit Racism, and The New 'America' in Action

Lobbyist Says U.S. Critics Are ‘Racist’ for Opposing Stealth Transfer of Millennials’ Jobs to Indian Migrants

'Racism' is a big industry in the USA. It supports lawyers, unions, politicians, big business, and 'immigrants'. What about existing Americans? Those with families going back generations on this soil? How are they faring? Anyone in DC care about them? Look out for their future? The education, jobs, and ability to prosper?

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Lobbyists working for thousands of Indian contract workers are promising to overwhelm GOP Sen. Rand Paul’s opposition to a bill which puts many Indian temporary workers on a fast-track to permanent green cards.

“We have lots and lots of doctors in Kentucky, both in Louisville and in Lexington, and in other cities around Kentucky, who can all express how important this bill is to them, and how they literally can’t afford to be doctors anymore,” said Leon Fresco, a former congressional staffer who is quarterbacking the contract workers’ campaign for green cards.

https://www.breitbart.com/economy/2019/07/03/h-1b-lobbyist-u-s-critics-are-racist-for-opposing-stealth-transfer-of-college-grad-jobs-to-indian-migrants/

Are they working for free giving away healthcare? How much do all these doctors make a year compared to coal miners and counter workers at McDonalds and Burger King? All the little people on the the receiving end of 'free healthcare' who watch their premiums go in a never ending death spiral, consuming their labor?

Why isn't the focus on providing a quality education for American students? Going back to basics like successful nations like India,Taiwan, and South Korea? Nations where it seems every student had hours of homework every night, and they spend their after school hours studying? Copy the successful education systems that output sixth graders smarter than American college graduates? What kind of jobs will the Americans qualify for? 'Would you like fries with your hamburger'?

This is an interesting article that discusses racism, the caste system, and discrimination and its effects on the job market and future of the USA. Good people fought against slavery for hundreds of years. Will it all be undone by unfettered foreign college graduates and companies? 'For Profit Racism' a bright future for the USA and its inhabitants?

I wonder if Indians working 90 hours a week had a hand in any of the software related air crashes? How does one request documents for lawsuits for work done in India?

just my humble opinions