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@bumbadum14 Kamala was an H1B whore jusr like Obama who tried to triple h1b.

THEY ALREADY DO. How did people get gaslit into thinking that indians were some R+ voting demographic.

Indians doubling and tripling down on arrogance, resentment, and entitlement in response to growing anti-Indian sentiment will never not be funny.

🇮🇳🇺🇸 440,600+ Indians already APPROVED for American green cards… Just look at the insane 440k+ fully pre-approved backlog. While Americans struggle to get hired, hundreds of thousands of Indians sit on approved green cards. How is this system working for American workers?

@SEIU_Saenz They deserve nothing. They have stolen American jobs and opportunities from Americans. Indians band together to discriminate against non-Indians on American soil. Karma is real and Indians will pay.

Aspiring Americans already in the U.S. deserve to remain with their families while applying for their green cards. They should not be forced to leave their jobs, families, and communities. time.com/article/2026/0…

@dkopf Get those jobs rapists outta here.

The Indian American population has completely transformed the Bay Area. That's under threat sfchronicle.com/projects/2026/…

@HistoryBoomer You are the dumbass. Instead of understanding why, your critical thinking is so limited it never goes outside of “you must be racist”. Stupid fuck

Indian-American haters are the dumbest haters. Morons see a thriving, hard-working community, personifying the American dream, and they go straight to being racist losers. Yes, somepuckluck, tell me about your "sense of excellence."

@ChrisVanHollen Vote this ultraliberal trash out

This is a direct attack on our legal immigration system: making it more unworkable, punishing families, workers, and businesses.   It’s also unlawful. We must and will fight back. time.com/article/2026/0…

@pushpendrakum Indians come here and discriminate against Americans on American soil. And you expect us to like Indians? GTFO.

US is no longer safe for Indians

@pushpendrakum But you are arguing the temporary visa should become permanent….

Nobody is arguing that a temporary visa should automatically become permanent. The issue is that many skilled immigrants followed every rule, paid taxes for years, built companies, created jobs, and contributed to the economy with the understanding that a legal path to permanent residency existed. When people invest 10–20 years of their lives in a country, it’s reasonable to expect a fair and predictable immigration process. A nation can enforce its laws while still valuing the people who help build its future.

@Preetam_M_Rao Indians. That’s the answer.

One of the common questions westerners ask is: If Indians are so great, why don't they develop their own country? Who will tell them? 😭😭

You think there is a STEM talent shortage in the U.S.? Don't listen to me - listen to an immigration attorney who facilitates immigration. The American people have been played on immigration for so long.

More than 70% of H1-B jobs are entry-level. These workers are unnecessary as these positions can be filled by American STEM grads. About 90 of H1-Bs are unable to create working software on their own.

I used to mentor new grads through an alumni program tied to my alma mater. As a women in Tech, I always told my mentees to be adaptable because tools in tech change quickly & to stay curious. I stopped encouraging women to enter tech after being replaced by H1Bs 2x after being forced to train them to collect severance pay. I eventually quit mentoring because I didn’t see the point of encouraging young minds in a field I was being defeated by & it did not feel right to lie to them about a bright future in Tech. Now on my 3x being replaced by an H1B & there are legitimately no jobs hiring an experienced American woman in Tech. It’s horrific. I’m now just trying to figure out how I will make money & pay bills the next 15-20yrs of my life. This is not the “American dream” we were all promised! Politicians sold us down the river!

Despite making up 1.6% of the population, Indian Americans account for less than 0.1% of our military. Something to ponder on this Memorial Day after we learned all weekend that America apparently depends on Indian immigration.

Employer runs an ad for a tech job at a ridiculously low salary. Employer gets no applications. Employer says "I can't find any Americans to fill this position, so I need to hire a foreigner on an H1B visa". Employer hires foreigner on H1B visa. No American gets that job. That, folks, is how H1B works.

@SeeFisch Fuck you. You move to India and let’s see how much they welcome you.

This is NOT what America is supposed to represent. This is a sample of hundreds of comments like this, likely Bot driven, but still being put out. Vote AGAINST this xenophobic hatred. Immigrants are welcome

"Jobs Americans won't do" now includes the highest paying tech roles in Silicon Valley.

The American worker now faces a three-pronged attack. First, DEI policies discriminate against white employees in hiring and promotions. Second, corporations import cheap foreign labour through programs like H-1B visa. Third, when Americans cannot be replaced at home, their jobs are simply shipped abroad to countries like India. Few companies embody all three trends more clearly than IBM. The tech giant recently agreed to pay $17 million to settle allegations from the U.S. government that it discriminated against employees on the basis of race and sex. Federal authorities alleged the company tied bonuses and hiring decisions to demographic targets and restricted certain opportunities on the basis of identity. At the same time, IBM has relied heavily on imported labour, receiving 32,725 H-1B visa approvals over the past decade according to USCIS data. And increasingly, the company’s future appears rooted outside the United States altogether: under Indian-born CEO Arvind Krishna, IBM now employs roughly a third of its 280,000 workers in India, a figure that may rival, or even surpass, its American headcount.

@SeeFisch GTFO. And stay in Canada.

@Jason @Geiger_Capital H1B has been none of those things. Learn and think before you support something instead of relying on your ultraliberal trash “holy PC is always right”.

The best interest of America today is very simple: 1. SKIM THE CREAM: Recruit the smartest and most driven 1-3m people on the planet every year; < 1% of our population. They create companies and jobs, while taking that economic growth away from our rivals. 2. POWER THROUGH SHORTAGES: Allow for a modest amount of workers based on our acute needs and the immigrants willingness to assimilate (as seen in say learning to speak English before arriving). This is probably 100-500k a year on average… healthcare, agriculture etc. 3. STRATEGIC IMMIGRANTS: Allow dissidents and refugees when politically advantageous (ie from rivals) And of course cut off all illegal immigration to accomplish this

Before Hart-Celler in 1965 our nation's immigration system was severely restrictive with varying national quotas. Immigrants from many countries were outright banned. It was almost exclusively Europeans because the men before us wanted to preserve our own ethnic homogeneity, demographics, culture and social cohesion. They prioritized our nation and the economic interests of American workers instead of the feelings of weak men and cheap foreign labor. The last few decades of third-world mass immigration has not been in our nation's interest.