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Politics : Stockman Scott's Political Debate Porch
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To: laura_bush who wrote (25074)8/11/2003 2:28:48 PM
From: Lizzie Tudor  Read Replies (1) of 89467
 
The L-1 limitation that companies can't use 3rd parties like Tata pretty much kills the way companies use L1s now fwiw.

H.R. 2702 “L-1 Non Immigration Reform Act”
June 17, 2003: Rep Rosa DeLauro (CT-D 3rd) introduces
H.R. 2702 “L-1 Non Immigration Reform Act”. The bill
limits L-1s to 35,000 per year. Today, there is no
limit. L-1s would also not be allowed to work on
contract for “third parties”. There are a number of
other protections for American workers including
limitations on a company being able to lay off an
American worker within plus-or-minus 6 months of an
L-1 being hired.

H.R. 2688 “Repeal of Authorities Relating to H-1b
Visas for Temporary Workers”
July 9, 2003: Rep Tom Tancredo (R-CO 6th) introduces
H.R. 2688 “Repeal of Authorities Relating to H-1b
Visas for Temporary Workers”. Ends the h1-B visa
program.
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