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NO TO HR392

592 Comments

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Patriot
7 years ago

I strongly disagree with this bill,

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Bibek Shrestha
7 years ago

I do not support this bill

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Anonymous
7 years ago

India and China is developed country is backlogged because of their larger numbers of applicants. Other countries should not be effected by this.

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kavin pandey
7 years ago

this Hurts America and its Diversity.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

I say NO to this.

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Balbhadra Thakur
7 years ago

Solving a prolem without creating one would be appreciated

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Anonymous
7 years ago

I strongly say No for this.

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Shreemita Tuladhar
7 years ago

Small country will be affected

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Anonymous
7 years ago

For the sake of diversity

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Deepak Khanal
7 years ago

We dont need any more smelly indians in this country.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

This will impact smaller countries and diversity will mean Indians and Chinese

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Amar Kal
7 years ago

I am from Nepal I recently file I-485 and I-140. If this new immigration law passed then i have to wait 5 years to get GC. And it will hurt really badly for small countried to get GC. I will advised that please find the different solution. Please do not merge in one pool

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Anonymous
7 years ago

If Indian and Chinese residency is the only goal, good job otherwise why punish everyone else

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RD
7 years ago

Unfair Unfair to small countries.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

No. No. No. This will lead to impact the diversity.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

I'd say no to this bill

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Anonymous
7 years ago

No to this bill

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Richard Weeks
7 years ago

Unfair bill that will scrutinize immigration system. 90% of h1bs are Indian and Chinese with World’s more than half population. H1b will more abused and no opporunity to US citizens as well.

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Jenny Singh
7 years ago

This bill doesnot represent diversity. Also doesnot give opportunity for countries with low migration rate.

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Rajendra
7 years ago

I come from the ROW (Rest of the World) queue and this bill is extremely unfair to me and the rest of the ROW queue. This bill only favors Indians who already receive about 70% of the EB Green Card. The US is committed to diversity and this bill is totally against that principle. I've spent 8 years in this country, getting advanced degree, contributing to research, and not cheating my way by working in Indian body shops and abusing the H1B world through Infosys and IT contracting that many of these folks will be rewarded by, with a Green Card. Please keep this diversity going. There's a reason why the cap was introduced in the first place. Keep it fair to others, and prevent abuse that will ultimately lead to loss of American jobs, and displacement of other skilled workers.