Hey @VP, I have a bill to do that. It’s called the EXILE Act and it eliminates the H1B program entirely. Now tell Johnson and Thune to bring us back to DC so we can pass it!

Oh I forgot to mention... Mr. Venigandla has sued @USCIS twice, so so far that I can tell, because the agency wasn't approving his petitions as fast as he would like. He is also involved with the ITServe Alliance, a lobbying group comprised mainly of low-quality IT bodyshops.

I have records in my possession showing that at least 22 H-1B, most if not all presumably Indians, were tossed into what the scammers call a "guest house" from which they will be offered out to F500 companies. This house variates between 20 to 30 Indians living inside, all workers. I have records in my possession putting the number of homes in this "guest house" network to around 25 properties. Deed recordings indicate these are absentee rental properties that are rented out to the network. Once an Indian agrees to transfer their paperwork to them, they first are cited with an IT outsourcing major. In the case of THIS particular house, several of the workers were placed with INSIGHT GLOBAL as remote workers. The companies then issued laptops and they all began working out of this house in Frisco, TX. InsightGlobal is a VERY large outsourcing company with prominence in the DC area. The bodyshop scammers feeding InsightGlobal the bodies also issue phony immigration documentation for F-1 students with no OPT, passing them off to end clients as validated H-1B workers. InsightGlobal can pretend to be shocked if they are ever caught and play the plausible deniability story, because if the final employer who ordered the work discovers it, all the blame for it can go into a vacuum, and at the sourcing bodyshop who will quickly vanish, change principles, register new names and new FEINs, and start over again. Which they did once already. They used to operate out of Ohio and then shut their operations down to move to Plano. All of this is illegal. Several people who are trapped in this horrific human trafficking network have been reaching out to law enforcement for help. Is any on the way? @FBIDallas @JDVance @USLaborIG @Sonderling47 @AAGDhillon

Video shows the moment the minaret of India’s 600-year-old Ujjain mosque collapsed during demolition work for a road-widening project for a Hindu pilgrimage, triggering despair among Muslims onlookers. Officials described it as an accident caused by faulty machinery.

Watch this. A physician recruiting account is explaining how hospitals can hire certain foreign physicians who haven’t taken the USMLE. The pitch: internationally recognized doctors simply find a U.S. hospital willing to give them a job offer. Meanwhile, Americans spend years fighting through the U.S. medical-school pipeline, residency bottlenecks and licensing exams just for the opportunity to practice here. We keep being told America has a “doctor shortage.” What we seem to have is an entire industry devoted to finding new ways around the American pipeline. And Americans barely know it exists.

These binders hold all communications for 50+ PERM roles I applied for. The records bound together with the three rings are 10k open PERMs being processed by the DOL right now. Almost all the roles I applied are being filled with foreigners on H1-B — even the 90% from firms that never contacted me during the labor market test. This is the truth of the H1-B program. It’s about displacement.

If you grew up Indian, you probably heard: “Go touch their feet.” But did anyone actually explain WHY, besides showing respect? For NRIs, preserving our culture means understanding it, not just repeating it.

Nick, there’s another layer to this story that makes the whole fraud setup even more interesting. The wife is on H-1B. She has a transfer LCA for an SAP Consultant job filed by yet another body shop, Staffingtree, listing their Plano home address as the worksite. She’s been using the Bairineni last name since 2008, as this SAP Community thread confirms. So Mr. Bairineni is on H-4, runs an LLC with no website, a Gmail address, and four H-1B petitions approved by USCIS since 2023. Go figure! The victim in this video was petition number 4 - and hopefully the last one before the couple gets deported. Big shoutout to @SaraGonzalesTX. Two fewer fraudsters in town.

Meet this 23-year-old Cloud Engineer who is about to be deported at the Port of Entry. Cloud Engineer is a basic job. Absolutely any American with a high school degree can do it. Thanks to our visa program, Corporate America wants someone younger: lower insurance costs, likely not married, likely no kids. How is she going to be deported? At the Port of Entry (PoE), CBP checks whether she has immigrant intent. Saying she will stay in the US permanently is immigrant intent. She is entering the US on a B-1 visa, which is a non-immigrant visa. You are not supposed to show immigrant intent. By writing this, she has shown immigrant intent. So either: This post is fake. or She is self-deporting without realizing it. I did not do this. She did this to herself. As far as her future goes, she can’t come in on a B-1/B-2 visa now. She needs to get an H-1B, which is a dual-intent visa that allows her to say this. Or she can marry an H-1B holder and get an H-4 EAD to work in the US, or get an L-1 or a spouse L-2. She still has many options on the table, but not the B-1. Life Lesson: ALWAYS SHUT UP. IT TAKES YOU TO PLACES. MONEY CANT