Caught between a visa and a job: An American woman exposes how the H-1B system exploits both immigrants and US workers
The H-1B visa, often portrayed as a pathway for global talent, can trap skilled immigrant workers in low-paying roles while displacing U.S. employees. Corporations and outsourcing firms exploit visa rules, keeping workers dependent, underpaid, and afraid to speak up. This system benefits companies, not people, highlighting a labor issue disguised as immigration policy.
The H-1B visa, often portrayed as a pathway for global talent, can trap skilled immigrant workers in low-paying roles while displacing U.S. employees. Corporations and outsourcing firms exploit visa rules, keeping workers dependent, underpaid, and afraid to speak up. This system benefits companies, not people, highlighting a labor issue disguised as immigration policy.
