H1-B Abuse Tracker

@3JoursDuHaxxor Thanks for flagging. I’ll look into it

@H1BExpose Broadcom also is a huge offender

Meta had thousands of high-paying jobs. Then made sure Americans couldn’t get them. When a visa worker wanted a green card, Facebook ditched its normal hiring and actively pushed US workers away from those roles.  The result? The largest discrimination penalty in the history of US immigration law.  The price tag: $14.25 million.  For Meta, that’s not a punishment. That’s a Tuesday. When the fine is cheaper than the compliance, it’s not a deterrent. It’s a business model.

@doogan69 I am trying

@H1BExpose Thank you for your service.

@hindsight2121 It is

@H1BExpose This can’t be true

@Gigapeace4 I am trying

@H1BExpose Spread the word Since H1B visa fraud is confirmed, USCIS should Suspend or Pause Premuim (Fast) visa processing option immediately With regular processing, they get time to validate H1B visas and can reject all fraudulent ones This will open thousands of jobs to Americans

H-1B FRAUD RING BUSTED IN CALIFORNIA Sampath Rajidi and Sreedhar Mada, both 51, of Dublin, CA, just pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit visa fraud. Rajidi ran two IT staffing firms (S-Team Software, Uptrend Technologies). Mada was the Chief Information Officer at UC Agriculture & Natural Resources in Davis. Here’s the scheme: They filed H-1B petitions claiming foreign workers would staff “University of California” projects. Mada used his UC title to make it look legit. The jobs didn’t exist. Once the visas were approved, they quietly marketed those workers to OTHER employers, having already secured the H-1B slots on false pretenses. Both face up to 5 years + $250K fines. Sentencing is July 30. The program isn’t broken by accident. It gets gamed on purpose.

@RssZombie @Heather88xo1 Working on Infosys right now. Will look into TCS. Thanks

@Heather88xo1 @H1BExpose TCS ,infosys,they are exporting and abusing cheap labour from india being underpaid and making enslaved profiteering billions of dolloars annually as white american cannot work a piece of shit hours.

@baacito I am trying

@H1BExpose Keep pushing

@xariverty This is the tip of the iceberg.

@H1BExpose Only five years?

@Heather88xo1 Okay, looking into these. Thanks.

@H1BExpose You should also check HCLTech, TechMahendra, Qualitest.

@bussy_slater I am going to expose them all

@H1BExpose There are hundreds of such consultancies all across US doing this stuff.

@tmadetola Please share this

@H1BExpose I'll share a screenshot of a company registered in Delaware. They have different LLCs

@Jovbud @DOJRR47 I plan to expose many more

@H1BExpose @DOJRR47 Nice job with Apple. Now move on to ALL the others.

Apple paid $25 million to make this quietly disappear. The DOJ found Apple ran a separate, worse hiring process for green-card roles, one designed so US workers wouldn’t find or apply for the jobs. Paper ads instead of its own website. Mailed applications in 2023. Postings kept off the systems every other Apple role lives on. The result: the largest recovery ever by DOJ’s Immigrant and Employee Rights section.  $6.75 million in penalties. $18.25 million in back pay to the US workers who got shut out.  This is one of the most valuable companies on earth. It didn’t do this to save money. It did it because the system let it. Apple settled. It didn’t admit fault. The $25 million speaks for itself.

@water20252026 Exactly. I will be looking into that over the next few weeks.

@H1BExpose Agreeed and dont forget about the H4 current and future eads should be stopped they dont even go to college here they just marry H1 and can work like citizens

The H1B “lottery” was never random. For FY2024, USCIS got 780,884 registrations. 408,891 were for people entered multiple times. Over half the pool was firms gaming the odds for $10 a ticket. That is not a labor shortage. That is a rigged raffle.

@opinioncasino I am actively investigating

@H1BExpose What the heck

We must fight the fraud.

@Hogginvestor This is just the tip of the iceberg

@H1BExpose WOWY

@investingfan69 Very

@H1BExpose Insane

@Rachelsopinionz And I will expose them soon

@H1BExpose There are other companies doing this though

@rickroy89 I am trying to

@H1BExpose Make examples of them

@USA_Cornball @CyberGreen09 Easily

@H1BExpose @CyberGreen09 Dublin is about 30 minutes up the road from me. Just the tip of the iceberg … DHS should sweep Dublin, San Ramon, Pleasanton, Fremont, Newark, Cupertino, Sunnyvale, etc. Guarantee there are hundreds of thousands of fraudsters in this Metro alone; possibly nearing a Million.