Thread by @KumarExclusive

F1 visas are supposed to bring investment into the United States – tuition, rent, food, etc. But some of these so-called students are just here to work illegal cash jobs and send money back to India. The system is not working the way it was meant to, and it is hurting Americans.

This is how I understand it – Students in Hyderabad take high-interest loans (20-24%) from loan sharks. When they arrive here, they work 80 to 90 hours a week for cash or use someone else’s DoorDash account to make deliveries. Most of the money they earn is sent back to India to

repay the loan interest. It is a tough cycle.

In New Jersey, they work in bar, gas stations, restaurants, Dunkin’ Donuts (owned by gujju’s) especially in Indian dominant areas like Edison. Why can’t they work in IT India instead of struggling and breaching rules and risking their lives. They can join army and die for

country rather than getting shot here.

I know a couple of Indian guys who came to the USA on H4 visas. After obtaining their EAD, they started desi restaurants and primarily hired illegal immigrants and F1 students. They actively encourage their unemployed friends in India, who already have B1/B2 visitor visas, or

push them to obtain one, to come to the USA and work in their businesses. Back in India, these H4 individuals often have maids and drivers, and they may bring their workers on B1/B2 visas. Once in the USA, they might pressure them to apply for asylum or arrange fake

marriages to secure their stay. They’ve used similar tactics(asylum or fake marriage or stage an attack to get U visa) with chefs who reportedly jumped from ships to enter the USA or b/1b2 candidates who work in their businesses. Kumar, you know what I’m referring to—these

business owners are essentially engaging in human trafficking. Interestingly, I’ve occasionally seen ads in Telugu newspapers in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, seeking nannies or cooks with a USA B1/B2 visa to work as maids, helpers, or cooks in the USA. For some people, this

has become a form of employment—they take up these jobs in the USA for 4-6 months, return to India, and then repeat the process.

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