Alaska
"For decades, summer jobs in Alaska have beckoned to American college students eager to earn good money and revel in the state’s natural wonders. But in 2011 about 2,000 of these jobs – at fish processing plants, national parks, and other locations – were filled by young foreigners who come to the United States under a “cultural exchange” program administered by the State Department. . ."
State Department's OIG Rips the Summer Work Travel Program
Topics: Alaska, J-1 Nonimmigrant Visa Program
J-1 Visas: Cheap Labor as Cultural Exchange
The $100 Million Summer Work Travel Industry
Topics: Alaska, J-1 Nonimmigrant Visa Program