A new study has been put out by EPI that proves foreign guest workers are all about cheap labor, technology transfer and not about immigration into the U.S.

In Bridge to Immigration or Temporary Cheap Labor?, we have these reasons corporations are busy using foreign guest workers.

One might read this op-ed on the beyond belief insanity that somehow displacing Americans helps the U.S. economy (if that was true we'd all be millionaires by now!)

But there are some numbers quotes which if true are much worse than I thought:

New figures show most H-1B Visa holders are under the age of 35.

Where are all of the STEM people over 40 working at U.S. tech jobs? Can one see how H-1B is obviously being used to age discriminate? Fire the American, especially if they are over 35 and replace them with a cheap, young H-1B foreign guest worker?

Computer World has the top H-1B Visa users of 2009

Here are the top 13:

Once again we have a job killing, let's wipe out all U.S. Science, Technology, Mathematics and Engineering Professionals agenda parading around as Comprehensive Immigration Reform.

First the bill title is (so you know what to say when you call your representatives repeatedly and demand they defeat this bill):

The Comprehensive Immigration Reform for America's Security and Prosperity Act of 2009, or CIR ASAP. It is sponsored by the notorious illegal immigrant and corporate Representative, Luis Gutierrez (D-Ill.).

On December 5, 2009 Vivek Wadhwa posted "The Startup Visa And Why The Xenophobes Need To Go Back Into Their Caves" 

The new “Startup visa” is sketched out here: http://startupvisa.com/about/ .

At a state luncheon, idiot Thomas Friedman, who has proclaimed The World is Flat got a seat at the table.

Why??? Not only is he not an economist, his book has been debunked over and over and over again....by people who are economists!

So, why would just a nonsensical idiot get to be at a state luncheon, while scores of real economists cannot even get their policy recommendations and analysis read by this administration?

Well, it's not reform but at least it is some good news. Immigration officials are planning 25,000 onsite inspections.

Hopefully they will not announce they are coming, for lord knows, one would have a heads up to hide the fraud.

U.S. immigration officials are taking H-1B enforcement from the desk to the field with a plan to conduct 25,000 on-site inspections of companies hiring foreign workers over this fiscal year.