Regardless of your opinions of guest worker visas, they are here voluntarily on legal visas. The immigration lawyers at these companies are advising them they may not be allowed to reenter, for no cause.
It is a disgrace to the honor of America.
It is a disgrace to the honor of America.
Both training programmes were surprisingly similar, even two years apart.
No notes were allowed. No slides.
Even the call for attendance was verbal and in person.
This is a US corporation problem, not the US government’s.
If the word of America is not honored that is exactly the disgrace I'm talking about. A nation's word - the treaties they sign, the contracts or agreements they make with people of other countries - has to be honored. Like the conditions of visas.
An administration can change future agreements or renegotiate within the frameworks it agreed to, but it should honor existing agreements. That is one of the many ways a government is not like a corporation.
Bad faith agreements warrant no continuity or protection, but people should still always be treated humanely when the rules change.
The argument is that reentry, even if you are legal right now, might be denied for reasons which wouldn’t have gotten you even a sideways look six months ago. Which surely you don’t disagree?