USA's new EAGLE Act, and Indians: How it may help immigrants | Explained
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- čas přidán 2. 06. 2021
- A bipartisan legislation was re-introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives on 03 June to eliminate the per-country cap on employment-based green card. The new law called the EAGLE Act 2021, if cleared by the Senate seeks to make things easier for a lot of Indian professionals and their family members. Most of the Indians who wish to immigrate to the country often have to wait for years to get their green card. Currently, there is a 7% per-country limit on Visa issuance by the United States. Watch the full video for all the details.
About time India learns what reservation does to its talented youth🔥 Don't cry about brain drain now
But reservation is keeping India from being torn apart
@@nerostalion3137 tollkit nikal jaa
About time India learns how oppression backfires
@@surendramurthy877 lol congress toolkit found. How much money did you get? Bro Ambani hoga tu toh😂😂😂😂
@@shreyanshverma2295 Iam not sure what it has to do with Congress?care to explain?
This isn't brain drain but a very good business agenda
What we get? Sc st students...
What they get? Our top notch brain.
Lol! US gets 10 fake degrees living in 1 bedroom apartments from India. Certainly not the best and brightest. The system would work as soon as the fraud is eliminated
Today A strict IAS officer from Mysore was transferred. She was transferred so many times before. Why? Because she was strict and calling out every MLA's and mp's due to mismanagement in anything. So I wonder if this is the case which educated person wanna stay here?
This bill is an equalizer for all country applicants not just Indian IT professionals, stop making assumptions. Have you read the bill yet? If not, please do. It is first come first basis irrespective of the country of birth.
Jisko jaha opportunity milega waha jayega,wase bhi India me government R&D invest hi nhi karte
More brain drain 🙄
This is a good informative video but I feel sad for Indians and Chinese. They are being denied greencard by US politicians. US politicians always promise reform and hope for poor H1Bs but don't do anything. Just dangling a carrot and laughing. No point coming to study in US. See the following article and see for your self that no one is willing to do anything for Indians and Chinese. No point getting stuck in an endless green card wait. Read the article about the green card nightmare for high skill people of India and China:
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Eagle Act- The politics behind denying equality to legal immigrants in America
By Rohit Sharma
Very useful for indians
like we need more Kshama Sawants and Pramila Jayapals
Why do people wish to go to US so much? I've heard Germany and Australia and other countries alike, are equally (if not much) better.
US has more high paid jobs compared to other countries and there is no language problem like in Germany you have to learn German.
And whatever we say US is among most Migrant friendly country.
@@varunshedigudde1880 lol friendly? Damn somebody be lying to you super hard
@@Hm-dh1vu I have been living in usa from past 4 years for sure no country or area is perfect but when compared yes usa is way better. I was evenmore molested by the haryanvi and Gujjars in Gurgaon than usa. In fact I haven't faced any issue. And ik you will tell some cases cherry picking them like this happened that happened and yeah no place is perfect if we take a large pool of people some will do shitty things. But I hate to say this sadly usa is more friendly than india evn for immigrants.
The reason the eagle act was overwhelmingly rejected is because it's not an equitable solution to distributing GCs. Many high caliber professionals from diverse nationalities are just as deserving. The USCIS isn't mandated to cater for the needs of ONE country. Create jobs @ home
The Eagle Act, which was proposed by the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), was overwhelmingly rejected due to its lack of equity. The act sought to give green cards to foreign nationals from countries with higher than average immigration rates, while ignoring applicants from other countries who may have had just as much qualifications or experience but did not come from a country with a high number of immigrants. This raised questions about fairness and equality in the immigration system, especially when considering that USCIS is mandated to consider all applicants regardless of their nationality. Furthermore, many argued that instead of providing green cards for foreigners, the government should focus on creating jobs domestically so more people can benefit from economic opportunities at home.
People go where they find opportunity.
Government must do something.
One best thing to do, let education, jobs , government jobs reserved for poor rather than certain class and tribes. Lot of my friends were smart but didn’t got opportunity in admissions where certain people even though rich family got admission in medical and dental just because of reserved quota for them..
Your government tries to push its people out by arguing for EASIER immigration of foreign countries - no other country tries to push its citizens onto other countries as hard as India does. Can’t be the “best and brightest” if your government tries to negotiate with other countries to “please take them”
SNAKES HAVE LEGS
Please Contribute to Indian Economy.... Remember they can't help us during pendamic also
These things don't matter when you get beaten to death by illiterates just bcoz a patient dies
@@mayankjha7444 there you might be shot for just accidental trespassing. Police called on for taking an evening neighbourhood stroll. Apart from the prevalent racism that your kids might face in public schools
@@devinb7896 dude if you pay attention to every crime incident still unfortunately india is far more worse
@@devinb7896 I'd rather go to a country which has better opportunity and future. Indian growth dream is dead, I dont know if you have noticed but GDP has been declining since 2016 and for a developing country it is very very bad thing. Its bad when you see that developed country are growing nearly as fast as developing country. India's unemployment rate has reached new high, there are no jobs and when there are jobs, people get paid peanuts because they are constantly reminded that there are others sitting to replace them with less salary. In the end, everyone care about their own lives and future. India has become a country where doctors are made fun of and Quacks rule it. Get ready to see mass exodus of Indian good quality Doctors and engineers after the pandemic is over, its only a matter of time.
@@regularhuman95 You are correct in every sense BUT please don’t flood developed nations just because the “Indian dream” is dead. These countries don’t need millions of Indian people. It honestly becomes unpleasant.
lol only 8 republicans.. hardly 'bipartisan' for this Jim Eagle Act
It's a bill. Chill
Lol baar mein jaye US
ek din India bss bhakto or illiterates ka desh reh jaega.....saare literare persons americans honge
It's not brain drain its money
Its a choice between low pay and bad life vs high pay and good life. No one really cares about their country when they have a better opportunity away from their own country. In the end, world is made up of immigrants who left their birth place for better lives. Even India was made of immigrants from Africa long time ago.
It’s not money! It’s opportunity, One best thing to do, let education, jobs , government jobs reserved for poor rather than certain class and tribes. Lot of my friends were smart but didn’t got opportunity in admissions where certain people even though rich family got admission in medical and dental just because of reserved quota for them..
*SELLOUTS*
The reason the eagle act was overwhelmingly rejected is because it's not an equitable solution to distributing GCs. Many high caliber professionals from diverse nationalities are just as deserving. The USCIS isn't mandated to cater for the needs of ONE country. Create jobs @ home
The Eagle Act, which was proposed by the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), was overwhelmingly rejected due to its lack of equity. The act sought to give green cards to foreign nationals from countries with higher than average immigration rates, while ignoring applicants from other countries who may have had just as much qualifications or experience but did not come from a country with a high number of immigrants. This raised questions about fairness and equality in the immigration system, especially when considering that USCIS is mandated to consider all applicants regardless of their nationality. Furthermore, many argued that instead of providing green cards for foreigners, the government should focus on creating jobs domestically so more people can benefit from economic opportunities at home.