The Department of Justice is allowing business groups to exclude Americans in posts that tout jobs to resident H-1B workers and other non-immigrant foreign workers.
\n\nThe department’s decision makes it very difficult for ordinary Americans to sue for job discrimination, responded John Miano, a pro-American lawyer who has filed many lawsuits against discriminatory job ads by subcontractors in the Fortune 500 tech sector.
\n\n“The whole 25 years of prosecuting companies for H1B [-related anti-American job discrimination] is set back 25 years by this,” he said. Congress will not act, so the only potential fix is to file an expensive lawsuit at the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, he said.
\n\nThe new policy was set in early August by a mid-ranking agency lawyer. Attorney General Todd Blanche had sixty days to put the policy under review, but did not act, despite pleas from 13 House legislators, Miano and other pro-American groups. “The Attorney General has until the middle of this week to decide whether he will review the case,” the legislators wrote on October 9. “We certainly hope he will.”
\n\nThe policy was an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) working for the department’s Office of the Chief Administrative Hearing Officer (OCAHO), which…
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