‘They bring cheap workers from abroad’, Indian-American doctor got angry due to lewd comment on H-1B visa, told harsh words

H-1B visa dispute: Bernie Sanders, one of America’s most senior lawmakers, has also jumped into the ongoing controversy regarding the H-1B visa program. Sanders says he/she has demanded changes in this visa program so that American workers can be given priority in jobs. he/she has also advocated reform in the American education system. Sanders said the emphasis should be on training Americans rather than bringing in cheap workers from abroad to meet the need for skilled workers.
The US lawmaker said, “The solution to the problem does not lie in bringing cheap labor from abroad. We need a system that prepares people for the jobs of the future, like doctors, nurses, plumbers etc.” he/she stressed that America will have to prepare talent within the country to overcome the labor shortage. However, an Indian-American doctor has become very angry due to the comments of the American MP. he/she has slammed Sanders regarding H-1B visas.

What did Bernie Sanders say?

83-year-old Bernie Sanders made a post on the social media platform X. In this he/she shared a report demanding reforms in the H-1B visa program. Also said, “Elon Musk is wrong. The main function of the H-1B visa program is not to hire the best and brightest people, but to replace well-paid American jobs with low-paid workers from abroad. The more cheap workers The more billionaires hire, the more money they make.”

In fact, Tesla CEO Elon Musk has supported the H-1B visa program. he/she said that America needs talented people and H-1B visa is doing this. Bernie Sanders’ comment was in this context. Let us tell you that Tesla is among those companies which are hiring the most H-1B visa employees.

What did the Indian-American doctor say?

Dr. Anil, an Indian-American cardiologist who trained at the Mayo Clinic, did not agree with Bernie Sanders. Dr. Anil, who practices in rural areas of Kansas, said that this program helps those who need doctors. Dr. Anil told how his/her company was looking for a good cardiologist for more than a year, but when it could not find one, it then hired Anil through an H-1B visa.

Dr. Anil said, “Senator, I am a practicing cardiologist at Mayo Clinical. My path to U.S. citizenship would have been impossible without an H-1B visa. Before hiring me, my employer sought a qualified, good I’ve struggled for over a year to find trained cardiologists to show you a clear picture of how the H-1B visa program is helping underserved communities and strengthening our country. happiness in Will happen.”