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America’s broken legal immigration system is replacing US workers by design

Over 83% of H-1B visas went to entry-level workers paid below median wages, while the OPT program lets 400,000 foreign students take key jobs.

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America’s broken legal immigration system is replacing US workers by design
Over 83% of H-1B visas went to entry-level workers paid below median wages, while the OPT program lets 400,000 foreign students take key jobs.
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