Analysis Reveals H-1B Visa System Corruption Concerns

Sun, 05 Apr 2026 00:00:00 +0000

A recent post by @borderObserver raises concerns about corruption within the H-1B visa system, noting that 70% of H-1B visas are issued to applicants from India and 10% from China. The analysis highlights that a staggering 80% of approved H-1B visas are for entry-level or junior-level positions, prompting questions about the integrity of the application process.

Key Details:

70% of H-1B visas are issued to applicants from India.
10% of H-1B visas are issued to applicants from China.
80% of H-1B visa approvals are for entry-level or junior-level jobs.
Concerns about the potential for corruption in the visa approval process.

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Analysis Reveals H-1B Visa System Corruption Concerns