American tech professionals should accept low-wage teaching jobs in rural Alaska and let H-1B migrant Indians enjoy the high-wage jobs in sunny cosmopolitan Silicon Valley, says Vivek Wadhwa, an Indian-born tech investor.
“Dear Anti-immigrants constantly crying that foreigners are taking American jobs: Why aren’t you teaching in rural Alaska?” Wadhwa posted on June 8 shortly after a judge rejected President Donald Trump’s $100,000 fee on arriving H-1B contract workers. He jeered:
Wadhwa also lobbies for the huge H-1B program that brings in roughly 80,000 extra Indian graduates each year. The program keeps at least 1 million H-1B workers and…
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