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Non - Immigrant Work Visas...
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Destroying the “Back Bone” of American...
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“Middle America”
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Since 1985, over 17 million visas have been issued to allow aliens to work in the United States. These non immigrant visas, or NIV, are company sponsored visas that use a variety of different names including H-1B, H-2A, H-2B, J-1, L-1, and TN.
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By the end of the year 2001 more than 890,000 H-1B workers were employed in the United States. 
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Special interests have imported more than 17 million noncitizens to ‘High Tech’ Visa Glut in the employment markets between the years 1985-2002. 
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In the year 2001, 9 out of every 10 new job openings for computer/IT were taken by H-1Bs, and despite record unemployment the INS issued 312,000 visas in 2002.
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H-1B is used to import workers for jobs that American employers claim can't be filled in the "tight American labor market". Their claim is a lie because there are more than enough Americans to fill these jobs. L-1 visas have no yearly quota and may one day surpass H-1B as a means of importing skilled workers.
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NIVs such as H-2A and H-2B are being used to import blue collar and agricultural workers and J-1 visas are used by educational and governmental institutions to import foreign workers. TN (NAFTA) visas are used import Canadian and Mexican citizens to work in the United States.
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“H1-B” - Frequently Asked Questions
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A Legislative History of H-1B and Other Immigrant Work Visas
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List of the Various Non-Immigrant Employment Visas
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Media Clips - CNN and WKMN-TV
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Top 100 Employers of H-1Bs
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Legality of Replacing Americans With H-1Bs |
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“Follow the Money Trail” - Major Corporate Political Contributions.
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Taped Conversations from the American Immigrations Lawyers Association (Slave Traders) 1999 Conference In Ixtapa, Mexico
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