Flurry of visa fraud-related lawsuits filed against Indian IT firms

[americanworker]

http://www.lexology.com/library/detail.a...468d124dda

among them

Tata Consultancy Services

This class action lawsuit was brought by non-U.S. citizen plaintiffs who were sent to the United States from India to work on software projects. One of the plaintiffs was the recipient of an L-1 visa, which allows foreign companies to transfer workers to their U.S. subsidiaries. The plaintiffs allege that the company violated U.S. tax and wage laws.







(5 years ago, Hillary brought these pirates into her own carpet bag/adopted state)

Clinton's free-trade advocacy is hitting labor where it lives
Competition helps both sides, she says. A Buffalo deal yielded a few jobs.
July 30, 2007|Peter Wallsten | Times Staff Writer
BUFFALO, N.Y. — To many labor unions and high-tech workers, the Indian giant Tata Consultancy Services is a serious threat -- a company that has helped move U.S. jobs to India while sending thousands of foreign workers on temporary visas to the United States.

So when Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) came to this struggling city to announce some good news, her choice of partners was something of a surprise.


Joining Tata Consultancy's chief executive at a downtown hotel, Clinton announced that the company would open a software development office in Buffalo and form a research partnership with a local university. Tata told a newspaper that it might hire as many as 200 people.

http://articles.latimes.com/2007/jul/30/...-buffalo30

[americanworker]

Former Infosys Manager from India Cites Discrimination Against Americans
Posted by Don Tennant May 1, 2012 9:00:26 AM


http://www.itbusinessedge.com/cm/blogs/t.../?cs=50333


November 25, 2009 2:17 PM PrintText Obama's First State Dinner Honors India
ByCBSNews .The first state dinner of the Obama White House had it all: Oscar-winning entertainers, Hollywood moguls, a knockout guest chef and even a wardrobe malfunction.

Traditional evening gowns vied with saris of vibrant colors Tuesday night at the high-glitz dinner in honor of Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. There were turbans and bindis as well as diamonds and brocades.

"Everyone looks great; we're feeling great," White House social secretary Desiree Rogers told a phalanx of cameras as she arrived, betraying no hint of nerves at the biggest social event of the Obama presidency.

http://www.cbsnews.com/2100-250_162-5766396.html



'Together, we can win the war on American Workers'

[NowIknowWhy]

and this is why I trust Hillary about as far as I can throw her.

[americanworker]

with 'friends' like these, do we really need 'enemies'?

friend noun \ˈfrend\
Definition of FRIEND
1a : one attached to another by affection or esteem b : acquaintance
2a : one that is not hostile b : one that is of the same nation, party, or group
3: one that favors or promotes something (as a charity)
4: a favored companion



en·e·my noun \ˈe-nə-mē\
plural en·e·mies
Definition of ENEMY
1: one that is antagonistic to another; especially : one seeking to injure, overthrow, or confound an opponent
2: something harmful or deadly <alcohol was his greatest enemy>
3a : a military adversary b : a hostile unit or force
See enemy defined for English-language learners »
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Examples of ENEMY
He made a lot of enemies during the course of his career.
Tradition is the enemy of progress.
Origin of ENEMY
Middle English enemi, from Anglo-French, from Latin inimicus, from in- 1in- + amicus friend — more at amiable
First Known Use: 13th century
Related to ENEMY
Synonyms: adversary, antagonist, foe, hostile, opponent
Antonyms: amigo, friend
Related Words: archenemy, archfoe, nemesis; ill-wisher; bane, bête noire; assailant, attacker, combatant, invader; competitor, emulator, rivalNear Antonyms: buddy, chum, compadre, crony, fellow, hail-fellow, hail-fellow-well-met, hearty, hobnobber, mate, musketeer, pal; abettor (also abetter), accomplice, ally, collaborator, colleague, comrade, confederate, friendly, partner; adherent, disciple, follower; backer, benefactor, exponent, supporter, sympathizer, well-wisher
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bivouac, logistics, petard, salient, sally, supernumerary, tactical

[americanworker]

what a sorry choice this november

this



or this

[ima_sinnic]

there is no "choice," as we all know.
I might make the effort to vote for Jill Stein, but then on the other hand, I might have something more fun to do than vote in their phony "elections," like a root canal or a colonoscopy or something -- because I'm discovering that even on Firedoglake (which is so tiny anyway), there is hardly any mention of Jill Stein these days -- TPTB do succeed in keeping any "competition" squelched, and the vast majority of Americans have never even heard of Jill Stein, and anyway, TPTB also succeeded in polluting any association with the Green Party and keeping it down as a "nutball," "far out" "whatever" party.
"Elections" to me now mean something like "Christmas": something that other people consider important and "do something" about, but which I choose to ignore because it's all myth and fakery.

[americanworker]

Bill Clinton said the government should take the lid off H1B visas.

http://campbell.patch.com/articles/clint...k-eb406a75