'73% of H-1Bs go to India': American ed-tech chairman accuses system of favouring one country
A post by SkillStorm chairman Hany Girgis reignited debate on America’s H-1B visa program, highlighting that 73% of approvals go to India. Critics argue outsourcing firms exploit the system for cheaper labour, sidelining US graduates. Supporters counter that India’s dominance reflects its vast STEM talent pool. The controversy underscores tensions between cost-cutting, global expertise, and American opportunities.
A post by SkillStorm chairman Hany Girgis reignited debate on America’s H-1B visa program, highlighting that 73% of approvals go to India. Critics argue outsourcing firms exploit the system for cheaper labour, sidelining US graduates. Supporters counter that India’s dominance reflects its vast STEM talent pool. The controversy underscores tensions between cost-cutting, global expertise, and American opportunities.
