Better Data on H-1B's Effects Needed
Better Data on H-1B's Effects Needed
"By shutting off illegal immigration and resisting the temptations of a new guest-worker program, the nation would force growers to make do with the labor supply that currently exists - and to do whatever it takes to recruit and retain workers. When the Bracero Program was finally eliminated in 1964, for instance, growers of Bracero-dependent crops had to increase wages for farm workers 40 percent."
Last-Minute Obama Regulation Exempts Universities from H-1B Limits
Tonight's '60 Minutes' Segment on H-1B: The Fruit of Disastrous 1990 Immigration Act
Foreign Worker Visa Fees Shouldn't Subsidize Labor Market Abuse