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Meet Pranavi Amara who hula hooped her way to @Mastercard with the H1B Lotto. She attended her bachelor’s at Andhra college GITAM Deemed University based in Vizag, the same town where @sundarpichai is building @Google’s $15 billion AI hub and data center, Google’s largest investment outside America. Pranavi entered the United States on an F-1 visa to study an MS in Computer Science at Texas A&M Corpus Christi between 2023-2025 and graduated in May 2025.
She adds fake experience at @vSecureLabs on her resume as a Software Developer from October 2023 to November 2025. F-1 student visa comes with restrictions, and on-campus jobs are capped at about 20 hours per week and full time off-campus work generally requires authorization such as OPT and CPT. Fake full time job experience on resume that is impossible due to F-1 visa restrictions and full-time student schedules.
Through Indian hiring networks, she was hired at Master Card as a Site Reliability Engineer through a referral. Now she has been selected in the H1B Lottery and her petition has been filed as well. H1Bs not only have fake degrees and experience, but are often hired through Indian hiring networks and consultancies who are able to get around background checks with an intricate kickback system. Kickbacks are usually deposited in bank accounts in India to bypass American scrutiny. Another job stolen from qualified Americans via fraud. @USLaborIG @VP @Sonderling47 @SecRubio
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Major win for protecting U.S. workers! Instacart has agreed to a $5 million settlement for discrimination during PERM recruitment. Thank you @andrealucasEEOC for your partnership in getting a great result and sending a message that this administration holds companies accountable.
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WSJ: A Princeton PhD in chemical engineering applied to 2,300 jobs, ranging from postdoctoral fellowships to corporate science jobs and software engineering positions. He still hasn’t found a job. 34% of Americans surveyed by Gallup in August said it was a good time to find a quality job.
Meanwhile, Congress is fixated on finding a way to pass a bill that staples green cards to any international student who earns a PhD in the United States.
We should start by asking why our own graduates can’t find jobs before importing more workers.
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What is wrong with you dumbf$%*s? People like you are the reason for the growing hatred toward Indians, especially Telugus. 🤬🤬🤬
I don’t care which party or fandom you belong to, but portraying Indians in a bad light is absolutely disgusting.
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80% of Microsoft's APPROVED new H-1Bs in FY24 were ENTRY- and JUNIOR- level workers
Bastards.
An investigative journalist should take Microsoft's bait. Show the public how it uses the H-1B program
- 80% of Microsoft's APPROVED new H-1Bs in FY24 were ENTRY- and JUNIOR- level workers
- 33% held no more than a Bachelor's degree
Most of these jobs could've been filled by the 10k workers it laid off in 2023 or US recent graduates
Sources: Bloomberg H-1B FOIA data & USA Today
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This is the most INSANE statistic about the market I have ever seen.
If you bought the S&P 500 $SPY after every midterm since 1950…
12 months later you would’ve been up 19 out of 19 times.
That’s a 100% WIN RATE.
Average gain: ~15%.
But here’s the crazier stat:
Since 1942, $SPX every November-to-June period following a midterm has been positive.
21/21.
Average: +16.6%.
That’s also a 100% WIN RATE.
Everyone is trying to predict the election.
I’m watching a 80+ stat that hedge funds follow.
Save this.
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I am horrified that a white supremacist allegedly attempted to massacre Indian Americans at a Hindu temple in Aurora. This is where the poison of anti-Indian hatred and white supremacy can lead, and we cannot wait until innocent people are killed to take it seriously. I am grateful to the coworkers who sounded the alarm and the law enforcement officers who intervened. Every American deserves to live and worship without fear, and we must stand together against hatred in all its forms. dailyherald.com/20261014/cri…
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🚨 A MASS SHOOTING AT A HINDU TEMPLE NEAR CHICAGO WAS BEING PLANNED BY A WHITE SUPREMACIST.
THIS SHOULD TERRIFY EVERY AMERICAN.
19 year old Alexandros Paporakis allegedly planned to massacre Hindu worshippers. Police recovered a rifle, loaded magazines, HUNDREDS of rounds of ammunition, body armor, and a manifesto expressing HATRED toward Indians.
Imagine taking your children to a temple on a Sunday morning, completely unaware that someone may be preparing to SLAUGHTER your family simply because of your ethnicity or religion.
THIS IS HOW DEADLY RACIAL HATRED CAN BECOME.
For YEARS, HATE INFLUENCERS have turned demonizing Indians into a PROFITABLE BUSINESS.
Millions of impressions. Endless dehumanization. Racism disguised as political commentary.
ONLINE HATE DOES NOT STAY ONLINE.
IT CAN and HAS TURNED INTO REAL-WORLD TERRORISM.
We must HOLD these hate influencers ACCOUNTABLE for the hatred they push and normalize.
DO WE REALLY HAVE TO WAIT UNTIL INNOCENT INDIAN AMERICAN FAMILIES ARE MASSACRED BEFORE THIS COUNTRY TAKES ANTI-INDIAN HATRED SERIOUSLY?
ENOUGH IS ENOUGH.
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BREAKING: Mass Shooting Plot Targeting Sri Venkateswara Temple in Aurora, Illinois, Foiled
A 19-year-old suspected white supremacist, Alexandros Paporakis, has been arrested for allegedly plotting a mass shooting at a Hindu place of worship in Aurora, Illinois.
Investigators say the suspect had been planning the attack for two years and allegedly targeted Indians and South Asians.
Police recovered an AR-style rifle, ammunition and tactical gear.
A potentially devastating hate-driven attack may have been prevented.
Paporakis worked as a cashier at a Taco Bell in Arlington Heights for nearly seven months.
According to a co-worker who spoke to investigators, Paporakis regularly made racist remarks, particularly targeting Indians. He openly identified himself as a white supremacist and frequently spoke about Nazis and armed struggle.
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Life at @Microsoft: @satyanadella arranges Bollywood song and dance workshops for H1B employees & contractors during work hours while qualified Americans are replaced. Even PERM suspension hasn’t changed their shameless India First antics @USLaborIG @VP @Sonderling47 #publicvideo
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#BREAKING: DHS to end policy letting H-1B extensions ride on prior approvals.
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Each H-1B visa removes an American family from the middle class
It’s getting harder for Montanans to find work that covers the cost of living. Yet, local companies are bypassing our workforce to hire H-1B workers. Check out these rates:
Albertson’s: Pharmacist — $60.79
Blacktail R: Senior equipment engineer — $45.08
Northeast Montana Health Services: Physical therapist — $41.34
Avant Healthcare Professionals: Registered nurse — $38.98
Pioneer Medical Center: Laboratory medical technologist — $32.05
WGM Group: Engineer technician — $30.95
Gary Snyder Fine Art MT: Art director — $27.13
GAL Aerostaff: Aircraft mechanic — $26.26
Hyannis Air Service: Captain — $23.35
Arrows Behavior Academy: Registered behavior technician — $21.32
Winter Sports: Employee housing coordinator — $20.49
An airline captain? Really? We can't find a single qualified pilot in this country? It makes you wonder what "effort" was made to hire a Montanan first. This is just the tip of the iceberg as I don't even touch annual salary positions or the PERM records. These jobs include everything from hospitals and hangars to art galleries and ski resorts, the trend is the same across all industries. Foreign workers first, Montana citizens last.
While Montanans struggle, Governor Gianforte was in India promoting "employment opportunities." Who are those opportunities for? Not for us. It's time we demand these employers and our Governor prioritize Montanans over foreign recruitment.
Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Office of Foreign Labor Certification, FY2026 H-1B disclosure data through Q3. (Figures shown are average hourly rates; annual-salary positions are excluded).
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The Indian stock market completely COLLAPSED today after the Trump Administration suspended H-1B and foreign labor programs over fraud.
The largest IT outsourcing firms in the world, Cognizant, Infosys, Tata, Wipro, HCL and Capgemini were removed from the Permanent Labor Certification Program.
75% of Cognizant employees in the U.S. are Indian nationals.
Infosys, Tata, Wipro and HCL are all based in India.
Since 2009, these companies alone have requested almost 3 million foreign workers, received over 230,000 H-1B visa approvals and more than 100,000 permanent labor certifications.
This is a devastating for foreigners replacing U.S. citizens and a major win for American workers.
Was their entire economy based on scamming our country?
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Indian markets closed hours before the Oct. 8 announcement suspending the firms from PERM (green card path; H-1B not suspended). Sensex fell 1.44% mainly due to oil, RBI rate hike and FII outflows, per reports. Some IT ADRs fell later.
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JUST IN: Trump administration suspends Microsoft, Adobe, & 6 major IT outsourcing firms from the federal labor certification program over alleged discrimination against American workers.
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Turn any PDF, image, DOCX, or PPTX into clean Markdown!
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I recently used Datalab to build an agent that scans an identity document, extracts the required fields, and fills a tax form automatically.
The article covers the full workflow, including document parsing, structured extraction, field mapping, and form completion.
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