Comments by "Akira Nakamoto (中本明)" (@AkiraNakamoto) on "Thomas Sowell's Take on Immigration: Legal vs. Illegal u0026 Top Talent H-1B Visa" video.

This video was made in early 2010s.
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If based on open and transparent competition, then yes. But today's H1B visa granting procedures are mostly under the table.
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@arkitectoor That is not a valid argument because the sum of H1B salary and visa maintenance lawyer fees is still less than the regular salary for a qualified citizen. On one hand, the silicon valley big corporations have their own lawyer firms, so the pipeline processings make the lawyer fees negligible. On the other hand, H1B employees do not have benefit package comparable to US citizens. In a nutshell, as long as the procedure is not open and transparent, corruption and abusement happen.
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@varunchandra2991 There are some H1B abusement cases, in particular in Silicon Valley. Google it and you will find many. I am glad that you are not one of them. But you cannot guarantee other people's behavior. H1B visa itself is a tariff-like discrimination by definition, and underpaying exists at statistical level for the same group of skill background, say, if you compare H1B PhD and domestic PhD. (not comparing H1B PhD with overall domestic workers)
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There are some H1B abusement cases, in particular in Silicon Valley. Google it and you will find many. I am glad that you are not one of them. But you cannot guarantee other people's behavior. H1B visa itself is a tariff-like discrimination by definition, and underpaying exists at statistical level for the same group of skill background, say, if you compare H1B PhD and domestic PhD. (not comparing H1B PhD with overall domestic workers) @varunchandra2991
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@varunchandra2991 There are some H1B abusement cases, in particular in Silicon Valley. G00g1e it and you will find many. I am glad that u r not one of them. But u cannot guarantee other people's behavior.................. H1B visa itself is a tariff-like discrimination by definition, and underpaying exists at statistical level for the same group of skill background, say, if you compare H1B PhD and domestic PhD. (not comparing H1B PhD with overall domestic workers)
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@varunchandra2991 There are some H1B abusement cases, in particular in Silicon Valley. G00g1e it and you will find many. I am glad that u r not one of them. But u cannot guarantee other people's behavior..................
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@varunchandra2991 There are some H1B abusement cases, in particular in 5ilicon Va11ey. G00g1e it and u will find many. u r not one of them, but u cannot guarantee other people's behavior.................. H1B visa itself is a tariff-like discrimination by definition, and underpaying exists at statistical level for the same group of skill background, say, if you compare H1B STEM PhD and domestic STEM PhD. (not comparing H1B STEM PhD with overall domestic workers)
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//at varunchandra// There are some H1B abusement cases, in particular in 5ilicon Va11ey. G00g1e it and u will find many. u r not one of them, but u cannot guarantee other people's behavior.................. H1B visa itself is a tariff-like discrimination by definition, and underpaying exists at statistical level for the same group of skill background, say, if you compare H1B STEM PhD and domestic STEM PhD. (not comparing H1B STEM PhD with overall domestic workers)
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@varunchandra2991 ................. H1B visa itself is a tariff-like discrimination by definition, and underpaying exists at statistical level for the same group of skill background, say, if you compare H1B STEM PhD and domestic STEM PhD. (not comparing H1B STEM PhD with overall domestic workers)
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@varunchandra2991 my politically-proper reply is censored every time. guess some people want to hide something. there is no way to reach agreement in this silicon valley way.
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@varunchandra2991 Hint: under............paying happens when comparing people in the same skill group, say, comparing H1B STEM PhD with domestic STEM PhD, not H1B STEM PhD with overall domestic workers.
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