US getting a big taste of what may of us in the UK have had to endure & swallow for many years now! Microsoft approves thousands of H-1B visas while Xbox cuts 1,600 jobs | Fox News
No conflict of interests either.....the person who wielded the axe on all those jobs is also now hired...
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