Many have been working in the US for decades.
Therein lies the fucking problem.
> Many have been working in the US for decades.
Therein lies the fucking problem.
Too bad it wasn't 800k and you were turned down at customs and sent back anyway. Get the fuck out of my country pajeet. We don't want you, we don't need you and we hate the companies that employ you.
Its been 11 years and you can't be fucked to try to be a citizen? Well, good. It will be easier for us to deport you when your visa is not renewed. Fuck off jeet.
You should regret this. We don't want you here. You made it back but we want you to take yourself and your family and leave. You are not welcome here and you never were. Fuck you. We didn't feel differently 10 years ago. When people like me saw you show up we already didn't want you and knew you were not needed or wanted. Get the fuck out.
"I'm regretting the choices I've made in life. I gave the prime of my youth to working for this country [the US] and now I feel like I'm not wanted.
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>Rohan Mehta - not his real name - spent over $8,000 (£5,900) on flights in his scramble to get back to the US ahead of a deadline that would dramatically increase visa fees for some. He had been in Nagpur, India for the anniversary of his father's death before he cut his trip short. On Friday, President Donald Trump signed an executive order adding a $100,000 (£74,000) fee for applicants to the visa programme for skilled foreign workers which US-based companies would have to pay. Companies and immigration lawyers had already advised those on the H-1B visa who were outside the US to return before the order came into force Sunday. A day later, the White House clarified it would be a one-time fee and would not apply to current visa holders, but it was too late for some. Workers from India receive by far the most skilled visas in the programme, at more than 70% of the 85,000 issued each year.
Too bad it wasn't 800k and you were turned down at customs and sent back anyway. Get the fuck out of my country pajeet. We don't want you, we don't need you and we hate the companies that employ you.
**Its been 11 years and you can't be fucked to try to be a citizen? Well, good. It will be easier for us to deport you when your visa is not renewed. Fuck off jeet.**
You should regret this. We don't want you here. You made it back but we want you to take yourself and your family and leave.
You are not welcome here and you never were. Fuck you. We didn't feel differently 10 years ago. When people like me saw you show up we already didn't want you and knew you were not needed or wanted. Get the fuck out.
**"I'm regretting the choices I've made in life. I gave the prime of my youth to working for this country [the US] and now I feel like I'm not wanted.**
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>>Rohan Mehta - not his real name - spent over $8,000 (£5,900) on flights in his scramble to get back to the US ahead of a deadline that would dramatically increase visa fees for some.
He had been in Nagpur, India for the anniversary of his father's death before he cut his trip short.
On Friday, President Donald Trump signed an executive order adding a $100,000 (£74,000) fee for applicants to the visa programme for skilled foreign workers which US-based companies would have to pay.
Companies and immigration lawyers had already advised those on the H-1B visa who were outside the US to return before the order came into force Sunday.
A day later, the White House clarified it would be a one-time fee and would not apply to current visa holders, but it was too late for some.
Workers from India receive by far the most skilled visas in the programme, at more than 70% of the 85,000 issued each year.
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