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The H-1B work visa program should be reduced in scope, not expanded, as the program is fundamentally about cheap labor. Gaping loopholes enable employers to hire tech workers at below-market wages, in full compliance with the law. This has been confirmed repeatedly in statistical studies done in government and academia.

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Even Rep. Zoe Lofgren, Congress's most strident advocate of H-1B, admitted that the legally required wages for H-1Bs are well short of market levels. She even said, "We can't have people coming in and undercutting the American educated workforce." Unfortunately, the legislation she has introduced doesn't solve that problem, and unfairly scapegoats the Indian and Indian-American firms. Actually abuse of the program is widespread, including by the mainstream U.S. firms that hire foreign students from American universities. Think of the tax code, which also includes gaping loopholes that are exploited by all the big companies.

Source: U.S. News & World Report

by ruscrewed

Rutgers – New Brunswick sits on 2,681 acres of land along the Raritan River. So unless you have a car or picked up a few cans of Red Bull and some running shoes, chances are you’ll be taking a Rutgers Bus to your destination.

The bus system can be a little confusing at first with seemingly random letters and abbreviations that don’t make sense, but it’s fairly simple once you’ve gotten lost a few times, heckled some people for directions, and read the transportation site. Most Rutgers students memorize the bus routes they will use the most during the year, but it is still valuable to know where each bus goes and the routes they take.

Listed below are each of the bus routes in bold , the campuses it travels between, and the bus stops (in parenthesis) in order.

Note: after the last stop in the parenthesis, the bus route goes back to the starting bus stop (at the beginning of the parenthesis)