“If an American corporation needs workers, it should hire and train Americans,” Vice President JD Vance posted shortly after agency officials announced plans to charge $103,265 for every new H-1B contract worker who is imported by U.S. companies.
The statement spotlights Vance’s continued outreach to the many U.S. college grads who are being sidelined by the visa worker programs. The programs allow U.S.-based managers and executives to quietly sell white-collar jobs to mixed-skill foreign graduates via kickbacks, subcontracts, and other favors, often at huge costs to company shareholders.
Unsurprisingly, Vance’s opposition to the visa program…
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