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You have options: 1. Marriage 2. She can apply to a large company. The visa issue isn't even a speed bump. 3. Long distance relationship
Applying to a large company is not the same as being hired by a large company. Also, I'm sure even large companies would rather avoid visa issues if they can.
Long distance relationship. LOL. I see you've never been in one.
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Sergei Brin emigrated at age 3, grew up here, was born here, and educated here. He's more American than foreign. And Larry Page was born here. And it's a well known fact Google was funded by CIA. It wasn't just an accident. Can you name any companies founded ENTIRELY by Indians that are profitable and creating jobs? Didn't think so. And you forgot all the companies they destroyed including Bell Labs and Sun: Companie…
This is pure hateful rubbish. I'm shocked to see it on Hacker News. A sad, new low.
GO HOME JOB ROBBERS. TITLE 8, SECTION 1182 - INADMISSIBLE ALIENS says you are BOTH illegals and need to go home right now. We have smart US citizens living in tents and smart US citizen PhDs working at Staples. GO HOME NOW You people have destroyed 28 million US jobs since 1998 and now there are not enough jobs to go around, are there? In 1998 the USA had FULL EMPLOYMENT. That was before the dark times, before the po…
Literally 15 seconds of googling: http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0104719.html No, America did not have full employment in 1998. Closest was 1.5 unemployment in 1944 (which, to be fair, is really impressive.) Not to mention the inherent xenophobia and nativism in your post. You should maybe look into labor economics and what Sacco and Vanzetti might have to say about your comments.
Could using up surplus workers in a world war have anything to do with that?
Apply to m-soft, google, and any other company on the top 100 list of H1-B sponsors.
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No joke. Most of the world is more open to immigrants these days. The US seems to have completely forgotten its roots.
Just pray she's not from an EU country then ..
In the EU "human rights" extends to the right to respect for private and family life[1], meaning that there are much different rules on unmarried partners than in the US.
[1]: http://echr.coe.int/NR/rdonlyres/77A6BD48-CD95-4CFF-BAB4-ECB...
If she's European, she can likely overstay without too much of an issue and the odds of her getting asked are slim to nil at most smaller companies
People would say similar things to me: "such and such group does it and they never get deported, why don't you?" not realising that what they're advising me to do is risk my family and livelihood based on their unfounded (and often slightly racist) assumptions.