One of India's leading companies has dodged U.S. migration laws to sneak more Indian migrants into the white-collar jobs needed by U.S. graduates, according to three lawsuits described by Bloomberg.com. The post Bloomberg: Lawsuits Say Indian Firm Cheated Visa Rules to Displace U.S. College Graduates appeared first on Breitbart.
The text discusses lawsuits alleging that Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) violated U.S. visa rules by using the L-1A program to bring in 6,500 workers after exhausting H-1B visas. Plaintiffs claim TCS misrepresented workers as managers to bypass regulations, displacing American graduates. The EEOC found credible evidence of document falsification and wage disparities. TCS denies the allegations, stating they adhere to U.S. laws and that previous claims were dismissed. The issue highlights concerns over visa program corruption and its impact on American workers.
