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NO TO HR392

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Hossein
8 years ago

HR392 doesn't solve the GC backlog problem, It spreads it out to all of the other countries than India.

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Mohammad hajimirsadeghi
8 years ago

Please stop hr392 which kills diversity

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Anonymous
8 years ago

No to HR392

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Anonymous
8 years ago

It is against all of minorities.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

NoHR392!

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Anonymous
8 years ago

#NoHR392, #RemoveHR392

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Mahsa Mozaffari
8 years ago

Removehr392

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iliya mir-alavy
8 years ago

No to HR392!

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Mehrdad Alizadeh
8 years ago

let's have a diverse America

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Ethan Mo
8 years ago

HR 392 is against the diversity as it gives Indians the chance to be the majority of immigrants.

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Jansi Rani
8 years ago

We need people from all countries, that makes US unique

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Jose Edwards
8 years ago

Please retain diversity!! nohr392

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chris Matthew
8 years ago

NoHR392

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Mohammad Davoud Heidari
8 years ago

#NoHR392

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Ford & Finney County are already inundated with "immigrants" such that Americans are thrust aside.

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Kay Pee
8 years ago

#NOHR392

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Diversity is the most important thing in an immigration system.

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Nikky Thomas
8 years ago

#noHR392 #removeHR392

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Sam Jake
8 years ago

Please #noHR392 #removeHR392. It is good for mostly Indians and some Chinese, but not fair for rest of the world

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John Watson
8 years ago

Removing per country cap on employment based Green Cards without fixing broken H1-B visa lottery system will allow only Indians to get almost all the Green Cards, devastating the racial diversity of America. GC backlog is there because Indians have taken gamed H1-B visa lottery system with help of Indian IT bodyshops like Wipro, Infosys, Tata, Cognizant, HCL that flood the application process preventing chances of people from other countries to fair shot at getting H1-B visas, resulting in 90% visas to to to Indians. Eliminating the per country cap will not solve any problem, it only cteates more problems by spreading back logs to other countries.