🔺 r/immigrationuTough-Sun-3039·41 days ago
I'm Indian, and honestly I think the US should crack down much harder on H-1B fraud
I'm Indian myself, so I know this might get some backlash, but I've been thinking about this for a while. Hyderabad is one example that gets mentioned a lot. Ameerpet is a huge training and consultancy hub, and there have been actual cases involving fake educational certificates and documents being prepared for people trying to go abroad. Honestly, I would support Americans demanding much stricter H-1B enforcement . And if the government can't make the system resistant to fraud, I can understand people arguing for much more drastic restrictions, including ending the program. At the same time, I think genuine Indian engineers who actually have the qualifications and skills shouldn't be treated as criminals because of what fraudulent consultancies do. submitted by /u/Tough-Sun-3039 to r/immigration [link] [comments]