Trump’s Lawyers Protect Obama’s Claim of Power to Import Limitless Foreign Graduates for U.S. Employers

Article author: 
Neil Munro
Article publisher: 
Breitbart
Article date: 
24 February 2018
Article category: 
National News
Tags: 
economy
jobs
immigration
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President Donald Trump’s lawyers are defending President Barack Obama’s claim that every administration can displace U.S. professionals by granting work permits to an unlimited number of foreign white-collar workers....

The legal problem will be showcased February 20 when lawyers will ask a panel of three D.C. judges to shutter the fast-growing “Optional Practical Training” program which provides work permits to at least 300,000 foreign graduates of American colleges each year — and also allows U.S. companies to pocket their OPT employees’ Social Security and Medicaid taxes.
 
Administration officials must shut down the OPT rule and program because it violates the law — 8 U.S. Code § 1324a — which bars foreigners from working in the United States, said John Miano, the lead lawyer in the decade-old case brought by the Immigration Reform Law Institute on behalf of white-collar professionals....
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