Rosemary Jenks

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696 appearances 13 recordings 1 series first heard Sep 2025 last heard 3 Sep

Rosemary Jenks’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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That's absolutely not true.
It is demonstrably false.
The H-1B cap has been filled for this year.
It's been filled for 2027.
And there are uncapped categories of H-1Bs that are also being subscribed.
So, you know, a university, a research institution, a government agency, there's no cap on how many H-1Bs they can bring in.
And if they're going through this foreign student to OPT to H-1B process, there's no $100,000 fee.
Only people from abroad are charged the $100,000 fees.
So this pipeline that...
the government has created to prioritize foreign workers is alive and well, and it is filling the caps, and the $100,000 fee is not being paid because it's not required for those people.
So it is ludicrous to say that we've fixed any kind of problem with H-1B.
Just ask any American tech worker, and they'll tell you exactly what the problems are with the H-1B program.
Yeah, I mean, we would be fine with that.
But, you know, at the very least, what we need to do is ensure that no American citizen is denied a spot in a university because a foreign student is admitted.
You know, if the foreign students obviously are big moneymakers for the universities, but no American should be denied a place.
And this is particularly important.
visible in the medical community, in medical training, because there are a certain number of seats in universities for medical students.
And every single foreign student that you admit into one of those institutions means an American is denied that spot.
And then once they graduate, there are residency restrictions.
There's a limited number of residency spots.
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