H1b Visa Workers Survey Doesn’t America Need More H-1B Visa Workers? The data from this poll was shocking — a Rasmussen poll revealed that 60 percent of likely American voters don’t think we need more H1B visa workers for white-collar jobs.

Washington: The survey results give an idea of ​​the opinion of Americans amid the controversy over H-1B visas required for jobs for foreign citizens, including Indians, in America. According to the poll, 60% of American voters do not believe that America needs more H-1B visa holders. Probable voters are registered voters who have a certain probability of voting on Election Day. According to the poll, most of these Americans believe there are already enough skilled workers in the country to train and hire them for white-collar jobs. Let us tell you that celebrities like Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy are in favor of H-scale expansion. While advocating for the 1B visa program, it is opposed by supporters of the MAGA (Make America Great Again) camp such as Steve Bannon, Nikki Haley, and Laura Loomer. Meanwhile, newly elected President Donald Trump has expressed his support for the H-1B visa.

What does the survey data say about H-1B visa workers?

Breitbart According to the report, Rasmussen reports When asked whether Congress should increase the flow of foreign workers, primarily through the H-1B visa program, 6 in 10 Americans said there should already be enough talented people to train and hire white-call jobs. Meanwhile, only 26% of Americans say Congress should increase the number of workers with foreign visas who hold white-collar jobs.

What are Republicans, swing voters and Democrats saying?

Republicans and swing voters in particular say the United States has enough American talent for such jobs and does not need more foreign workers on visas. The poll shows that 72% of Republicans, 63% of swing voters, and 47% of Democrats say America has talented people who can be trained and employed in open management positions.
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Do companies not care about Americans?

As Breitbart reported, companies are laying off Americans from white-collar jobs to bring in foreign workers on H-1B visas, while more college-educated young Americans enter the workforce each year in search of good-paying jobs.

Nearly half a million American graduates enter the STEM workforce each year in search of high-paying jobs with good benefits packages. Their chances of finding such jobs are greatly diminished, with the arrival of thousands of foreign workers on H-1B visas each year, with whom they will compete directly in the white-collar labor market.