Temporary visas for skilled foreign workers have long been controversial in the United States.
These visas were created to temporarily help fill labor shortages in specialized fields. But federal oversight is too often woefully inadequate, leaving immigrants vulnerable to unscrupulous employers who know they can skirt labor laws with impunity.
Consider what happened to Ana Morales, an animal breeder from Mexico...
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