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It’s called an appealed idiot. You honestly believe that the government is not going to appeal a decision from a judge that chooses to legislate from the bench. More appalling is the fact that you believe that nonimmigrants have or deserve the same rights as legal permanent residents or U.S. citizens.

While #USCIS recently announced that it is finally implementing the #Dorcas v. #Edlow court ruling and lifting the hold on applications from 39 countries, applicants from these nations continue to receive notices stating that their cases remain on #hold. Even more troubling, many individuals who filed for #OPT nearly eight months ago are still waiting for their #EADs for standard 12-month programs. This strongly suggests that these applications were not only placed on hold for final adjudication, but may have seen little to no processing progress at all. Otherwise, many of these applicants would have received decisions by now. In a nation founded on the rule of law, there is no place for such bureaucratic disregard of judicial orders. Court decisions are not suggestions—they are mandates. Every day of delay prolongs uncertainty, disrupts careers, and erodes trust in the very institutions meant to uphold justice. #ScientistsInLimbo @CBSNews @FoxNews @ACEducation @AAUniversities

@Ario_Barzan95 😂 I guess none of you idiots have ever heard of the appeal process or are even bigger fools for thinking the gov’t would not appeal such an overreach by this judge.

به نظر میاد که استفن و ادلو ، emergency stay گرفتن 🤷🏼‍♂️🤷🏼‍♂️🤷🏼‍♂️😭🤦🏻‍♂️ #USCISpause

Interesting how democrats want to raise taxes on the wealthy here in America. You know the ones that own major corporations and actually create jobs, but are opposed from increasing fees which help regulate foreign nonimmigrants being brought in to displace American workers. 🤔 Can they make it more obvious that they are actually Anti-American.

Trump's $100K visa fee wasn't just an attack on immigrants. It was an attack on hospitals, local businesses, and universities that depend on skilled workers. A federal judge struck down Trump's policy because the judge knows what we know: that it's unlawful and unconstitutional. Another example of Trump overreach that couldn't survive the courts.  The courts keep doing the job of reining in this president that Republicans refuse to do. politico.com/news/2026/06/0…

@GavinNewsom Says the jackass that has taxed the living crap out of the average Californian.

Americans are struggling to pay for groceries and gas while Elon Musk becomes a TRILLIONAIRE. When the federal government is for sale, the rich get richer and everyone else gets shafted. The system is rigged.

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I was Paxton’s lead lawyer in the fraudulent impeachment. Our team consisted of more than twenty lawyers. I understand that my friend Dan Cogdell publicly supports AG Paxton’s opponent. I’m not surprised by this. Mr. Cogdell is a life-long Democrat. I also understand that Mr. Cogdell recently got crossways with AG Paxton concerning some real estate development that Paxton opposed and Cogdell represented. AG Paxton (and Governor Abbott) alleged that the developer sought to impose Sharia law. Now you know the rest of the story. I firmly support AG Paxton for US Senate.

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@WorkElizab She is employed as a server, thus, her job duty is to serve customers. Her employer is responsible for paying her wages not the customer. A Tip is and always will be voluntary and based on service and the generosity of the patron not what the server believes they deserve.

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A system that was put in place with the help of the lobby from big corporations was meant to bring in foreign talent as needed to help corporations fill a gap but IT WAS NEVER meant to replace the American worker which it has thus far. Then, aliens took it upon themselves to exploit the generous system and make it benefit themselves (its people) even further by committing fraud in most cases. Example - most small Tech firms are mainly staffing (outsourcing) agencies for foreign talent. If an alien is so valuable to a Big Corporation/Tech company then why is it that the vast majority of H1B holders will change employer at least once during their initial 3-year visa???

People talk about H1B workers as if millions of Indians randomly woke up one day, booked flights to America, and started taking jobs. That is nowhere close to reality. In many cases, American corporations themselves spent years and millions of dollars building offshore development centers, either directly or through partner firms. Certain projects become so deadline driven and market sensitive that bringing over one or two engineers who already understand the systems, architecture, and business logic becomes the fastest and most efficient option. These are not random people picked off the street. They are often engineers who have already spent years working on the exact product the company depends on. The H1B process itself is long, expensive, and heavily regulated. It can take anywhere from 3 months to over a year, involving lawyers, documentation, approvals, and sponsorship from the US employer because it is ultimately in the company’s business interest. At the end of the day, the engineer arriving in America is also just another human being trying to improve their life. They leave behind family, comfort, and familiarity for opportunity. Most are not arriving with hatred or entitlement. They come with hope. Then the everyday American asks: “Why wasn’t this job given to an American?” That is a fair question, but it should primarily be directed at the corporations making those hiring decisions, not at the individual worker who was asked to come help, again initiated by the US firm. Ironically, the same immigrant likely grew up consuming American culture for years. Hollywood movies, American brands, American technology, American fast food, American dreams. After watching a movie back home, maybe they celebrated the weekend with Pizza Hut or KFC with their family, contributing to American businesses long before ever stepping foot in the country. Little did he/she knew that the so called "American Dream" wasn't meant for a brown person from India. The world is interconnected whether people like it or not. Americans enjoy butter chicken and Indian mangoes. The rest of the world enjoys American products, entertainment, and innovation. That is globalization. And if corporations are free to choose where they manufacture products, where they outsource labor, and where they expand operations, then hiring talent globally is simply part of the same free market system people claim to support. You cannot fully champion capitalism only when it benefits you personally and reject it when competition becomes global. Otherwise, what people actually want is selective capitalism protected by government intervention. The uncomfortable truth is that neither large corporations nor politicians are truly loyal to everyday people. They primarily protect their own interests. Most people, regardless of nationality, are simply trying to survive and build a better future for their families. I just wish people saw each other as human beings first. The world works far better when humanity thrives together instead of constantly searching for someone else to blame.

The population in China and India far exceeds the US by millions. Yet, the U.S. is still leaps and bounds ahead of them in technology, GDP, innovation, etc. How is it that these countries, with all these geniuses, have yet to outpace the U.S.??? Better question is, how much in kick backs are you getting from the lobbies that promote these foreign programs?

The Trump Administration’s proposal to cap the duration of status for F-1 and J-1 visas will lead students to return home to propel foreign companies — in countries like China — to compete against us. I led a bipartisan group of colleagues in calling on @SecMullinDHS to reverse course. In Silicon Valley, we know that America leads when the best and brightest choose to study, research, and build their futures here. punchbowl.news/article/policy…

This is exactly why the U.S. immigration system/policies need major updates/reform. You have more aliens looking for loopholes to beat the system rather than meet the established requirements. With the introduction and advancements in AI this has put USCIS officers at a disadvantage. Many frivolous petitions are caught on the first maybe even second attempt but eventually it will get through. @USCISJoe @SecMullinDHS

GOT OUR GREEN CARDS TODAY! Here's the full story, no BS, and a special thank you to my dad. My dad did his postdocs at Harvard and Berkeley when I was a toddler. Then his marriage ended, and he had to take care of my brother and me on his own. Going back to Nepal was the only way. He walked away from everything he had built in America for us. We moved to my grandparent's house in a small room in the attic. Every move I have made since leaving Nepal has been about continuing what he started. Two years ago I got rejected from the H1B lottery at Google for the fourth time. I sat with the email for a long time before I told anyone. I remember exactly what was going through my head. My partner was here, our cats were here, the life we had built was here. And none of it mattered because of a random draw I kept losing. I was looking at having to pack everything up. Try Canada, or go back to Nepal, and live thousands of miles away from the person I love. That night I came home and I was freaking out. My wife and I sat at the kitchen table and talked for a couple of hours. She told me we had enough saved to stay afloat, and that this was my dream after all. That was all the conviction I needed. I left Google. Walked away from close to $300K in yearly comp at age of 27. What followed was the most intense few months of my life. Launching ideas into the air, stress testing them with friends, mentors, and other founders in SF. Somewhere in that haze, I figured out what I actually wanted to build. The definitive human data layer for frontier labs and enterprise AI teams. What had been an intuition from failed AI pilots at Google turned into a real product opportunity. Then a few things happened in quick succession. I met my co-founder Mannat at an SF founders event, and she was working on the exact same problem. Shortly after, our first data pilot and our first VC check followed. All of a sudden we had a real company on our hands. Around the same time, I retained a great lawyer and filed for my O-1 visa. I did all the groundwork myself, through my Google career, judging hackathons, and published writing. The case went got approved! I wrote a full Substack on that process, linked below. And the green card followed from there. I'll be writing a detailed Substack on how I built that case too. If you want a head start in the meantime, follow the EB1 guide by @deedydas (the best guide on this IMO), also linked below. Over the next year, we took Anthromind off the ground. We've worked with some incredible companies I never imagined being in the room with two short years ago. Today my wife and I are both holding our green cards. I keep looking down at mine and feeling exuberant. Two immigrants, one company, one kitchen table conversation that changed everything. Baba, this one is for you, thanks to all your sacrifices and lessons. The immigration journey is over, but Anthromind is just getting started.

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I need to be deported guys Do I get to at least pick where? 🤣

@Babywwir 🤔 sorry to ruin your confidence but I have all 20

7 for me!! I feel confident nobody Has all 20 How many for you?

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@cojobrien Hey idiot, do you understand the meaning of “may be” and “discretion”?

On USCIS’ new policy memo. No, the agency cannot end adjustment of status for nonimmigrant visa holders and no, it is not a “loophole.” Congress wrote adjustment of status into law 66 years ago and has spoken on it 20 times.