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Jitin Khanna retweeted
Can a president issue an executive order to prioritize green card processing for long-term U.S. residents (10 years) before new arrivals or applicants living abroad?
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Jitin Khanna retweeted
12 Nov 2025
The USA is the only democratic country in the world that denies democratic rights to legal residents who have lived in the country for decades.
The U.S. immigration system is broken — it has no policy that gives preference to people who have been living in the USA for decades.
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Jitin Khanna retweeted
22 Oct 2025
Share if you support giving green card priority to people who have lived in the U.S. for over a decade — before bringing new applicants from abroad.
Bringing more immigrants from outside before making long-term U.S. residents permanent hurts all Americans. 🇺🇸
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Jitin Khanna retweeted
1 Oct 2025
This is not social justice reform when someone like this walks the streets.
This is chaos.
Listen to this father.
Listen to this father.
We need to hold judges & DAs responsible for releasing vicious murderers on innocent victims.
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Jitin Khanna retweeted
28 Sep 2025
The only real #H1B fix:
Grant H1B workers freedom in 6 months with EAD AP.
If an employer loses over 20% of its H1B employees within 2 years, reduce their future H1B filings and impose a small fine.
This will push H1b on fair market wages and give citizens equal opportunity.
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Jitin Khanna retweeted
15 Sep 2025
Someone can sue #Tesla for discrimination for hiring #H1B workers,
but the real culprit is immigration law,
which keeps immigrant workers in the U.S. in lifetime indentured status if their country of birth is large and populous.
70% of H1B holders are indentured for life.
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Jitin Khanna retweeted
Prioritize green cards for long-term legal residents (10 yrs) with approved petitions.
Keeping millions in limbo while bringing new ones in via family/diversity against its economy —and
forces citizens to compete with indentured workers tied to employers.
Biggest H1B scam: bring an Indian worker on H1B and get lifetime indentured labor due to birth country.
U.S. laws ironically discriminate on national origin, giving companies reason to favor Indians on H1B.
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Jitin Khanna retweeted
Citizen workers activist support keeping H1B immigrants tied to government regulations and companies, keeping them effectively indentured once they seek a green card.
Companies love this, and they prefer to hire Indians on H1B who will work harder to maintain status.
Biggest H1B scam: bring an Indian worker on H1B and get lifetime indentured labor due to birth country.
U.S. laws ironically discriminate on national origin, giving companies reason to favor Indians on H1B.
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Jitin Khanna retweeted
Biggest H1B scam: bring an Indian worker on H1B and get lifetime indentured labor due to birth country.
U.S. laws ironically discriminate on national origin, giving companies reason to favor Indians on H1B.
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Jitin Khanna retweeted
24 Aug 2025
70% of H1B workers are turned into indentured laborers because of their country of birth.
What a broken law — it allows them to work, yet discriminates based on national origin to keep them indentured.
The USA fills 70% of its STEM needs with talent from India, the birth country of 20% of the world's population, but traps them in a system of lifetime indentured servitude.
Congress keeps debating while both citizens and immigrants suffer.
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Jitin Khanna retweeted
30 Apr 2025
People on family/diversity visas can vote after 5 years. But skilled immigrants, here legally for 10 years with approved petitions, still can’t.
Why? Is that good for America?
Give long-term legal residents citizenship—and a voice and freedom.
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Jitin Khanna retweeted
29 Apr 2025
Prioritize green cards for long-term legal residents (10 yrs) with approved petitions.
Keeping millions in limbo while bringing new ones in via family/diversity hurts fairness—and
forces citizens to compete with indentured workers tied to employers.
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Jitin Khanna retweeted
Some wrongly portray competition between U.S. citizen workers and U.S. workers of Indian origin.
No, we stand together—fighting against racism and an unfair green card system that prioritizes immigrants based on their country of birth.
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Jitin Khanna retweeted
27 Mar 2025
How many people believe that President Trump is aware that high-skilled immigrants, who came to the U.S. based on merit and have worked here for decades, are being kept in an indentured where changing jobs is too risky?
This system forces them to remain trapped.
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Jitin Khanna retweeted
26 Mar 2025
Predict what will happen the day the USA ends the OPT, H1B, and L1 programs?
Keeping Indians as lifetime indentured workers will end.
Many companies will expand their operations in India.
Many countries will gain top talents to drive innovation and build tech giants.
25 Mar 2025
Thank you, @RepGosar, for reintroducing your bill to eliminate the OPT program, H.R. 2315, the Fairness for High-Skilled Americans Act! It’s long past time that we break the pipeline that puts foreign workers over Americans.
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Jitin Khanna retweeted
24 Mar 2025
US citizens abroad and green card holders are getting recommendations not to travel to US.
This is turning out to be pretty bad.
22 Mar 2025
If you're not a US citizen, I would highly recommend that you do not come here right now.
Do not visit.
Cancel your travel plans entirely.
Don't spend your money here.
The leader of our country hates you.
I sincerely apologize.
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Jitin Khanna retweeted
25 Mar 2025
The U.S. immigration system brings talent on H1B as temporary, then traps 70% as permanent indentured due to country of birth.
It helps companies but hurts citizens & immigrants—why hire free citizens when lifetime indentured ones are available from one country?
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Jitin Khanna retweeted
25 Mar 2025
This is not appreciated sufficiently by all this H-1B talk online. Each new Indian born H-1B beneficiary will have 7 or 8 additional H-1Bs to their name before they seen a green card. If there were no country caps the number Indian born H-1Bs would be nowhere near this high.
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Jitin Khanna retweeted
24 Mar 2025
@elonmusk Over 1.2 Million good faith High-skilled immigrants needs an Yes in action.
They need the massive Greencard backlog fixed.
They need freedom from this decade long oppression.
#greencardbacklog
@realDonaldTrump @POTUS @DOGE @VP @RepMcCormick @SenMikeLee @Sec_Noem @SecRubio
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Jitin Khanna retweeted
21 Mar 2025
Still waiting for these changes!
The need for highly skilled people is higher than ever before!
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