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1. Economist
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   As a postdoc, you can get a J and move. Constraint is finding a US embassy somewhere that is open for visa stamping. Plus you can't directly enter from many countries because of quarantine.
   Forbes article is BS. These are legislative issues. Lot of fear mongering. As long as evil Reps don't take House we are safe.

   This will not happen. Period. Republicans are against bans on high-skilled visas. Lindsey Graham was very vocal on twitter against the H1B ban.

   The modern republicans aren’t run by folks like Romney anymore. It is run r3dn3cks and populists who sees academia and university as the bastion to assault their backward thinking.

   1 year ago # QUOTE 11 Jerb 0 No Jerb !

2. Economist
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   As a postdoc, you can get a J and move. Constraint is finding a US embassy somewhere that is open for visa stamping. Plus you can't directly enter from many countries because of quarantine.
   Forbes article is BS. These are legislative issues. Lot of fear mongering. As long as evil Reps don't take House we are safe.

   This will not happen. Period. Republicans are against bans on high-skilled visas. Lindsey Graham was very vocal on twitter against the H1B ban.

   The modern republicans aren’t run by folks like Romney anymore. It is run r3dn3cks and populists who sees academia and university as the bastion to assault their backward thinking.

   And who are constantly put down by elitists like you

   1 year ago # QUOTE 5 Jerb 1 No Jerb !

3. Economist
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   Fake news. Cannot happen until the law somehow changes.

   Ask Forbes.

   The article clearly states how such changes would be against the law.
   What can happen is that the department of labor may make future labor certification processes much more stringent. But retroactive application of a change in law is not possible.

   Think back last year when no one believed T could stop the greencard processing. Now it happened with no resistance. Law can change. That's what law makes job.

   1 year ago # QUOTE 0 Jerb 0 No Jerb !

4. Economist
   e712
   

   Turnip voters weak betas

   Suddenly, we’re weak because we don’t want your socialism globalist agenda. The betas are you guys, Americans are in their country. You see what I mean:)

   No you just act and talk like betas. This is all. Deal with it, beta.

   1 year ago # QUOTE 1 Jerb 0 No Jerb !

5. Economist
   39a5
   

   Fake news. Cannot happen until the law somehow changes.

   Ask Forbes.

   The article clearly states how such changes would be against the law.
   What can happen is that the department of labor may make future labor certification processes much more stringent. But retroactive application of a change in law is not possible.

   Think back last year when no one believed T could stop the greencard processing. Now it happened with no resistance. Law can change. That's what law makes job.

   Not really. The law never changed. The law always allowed the President to ban entry of certain individuals.

   1 year ago # QUOTE 1 Jerb 0 No Jerb !

6. Economist
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   H1b: Have you been affected? Sign the petition TODAY!

   Find the petition link at Prof. Tom Mullaney website: https://history.stanford.edu/people/tom-mullaney

   Sorry EJMR does not allow to post the link directly.

   1 year ago # QUOTE 0 Jerb 1 No Jerb !

7. Economist
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   The article clearly states how such changes would be against the law.
   What can happen is that the department of labor may make future labor certification processes much more stringent. But retroactive application of a change in law is not possible.

   Think back last year when no one believed T could stop the greencard processing. Now it happened with no resistance. Law can change. That's what law makes job.

   Not really. The law never changed. The law always allowed the President to ban entry of certain individuals.

   This is due to the pandemic though. Is anyone really surprised about this EO? I would have guessed other Presidents would have done the same as a temporary measure.

   1 year ago # QUOTE 0 Jerb 1 No Jerb !

8. Economist
   f307
   

   I was thinking the same but as of now, ESTAs are blocked. Plus it may lead to complications later (or not)...

   Is it possible to travel on an ESTA and get the visa to stay once in the US?

   As a postdoc, you can get a J and move. Constraint is finding a US embassy somewhere that is open for visa stamping. Plus you can't directly enter from many countries because of quarantine.
   Forbes article is BS. These are legislative issues. Lot of fear mongering. As long as evil Reps don't take House we are safe.
   

   1 year ago # QUOTE 0 Jerb 0 No Jerb !

9. Economist
   23e0
   

   Just hang in there for 3 months. Sanity will return to America.

   1 year ago # QUOTE 2 Jerb 0 No Jerb !

10. Economist
    d542
    

    So awful. Hopefully Biden will win and things will return to normal

    1 year ago # QUOTE 0 Jerb 1 No Jerb !

11. Economist
    a44a
    

    Just hang in there for 3 months. Sanity will return to America.

    Has JB announced his official stand on H1b yet?

    1 year ago # QUOTE 2 Jerb 0 No Jerb !

12. Economist
    ff6f
    

    This didn't age well

    Just hang in there for 3 months. Sanity will return to America.

    1 year ago # QUOTE 1 Jerb 0 No Jerb !

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Post <blockquote>Great! I really hope that the US becomes local. I would love that! Then later slowly open the country to people from Norway, Sweden, etc. <blockquote>Well, this is just a American version of Civil Service Law. Now the US will be local. H/tlump is making America 1933 again. </blockquote></blockquote>

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