一张图告诉你如何反s386 - 这周还要努力，请接力传播

这个文章想回答两个问题：

有人说：我想参与反s386，但是网上各种文字指南，那么多粗体、链接、注意事项，真心看懵了，有没有容易看懂的guide？
有人问：打电话给议员办公室有没有用？

《一》一张图告诉你如何反s386  

Lewei是旧金山地区的一位设计师，他经常帮startup做pitch deck融资，擅长把复杂的东西简化表达。

s386其实对Lewei没有任何影响，但他怀孕的夫人依然抽时间打了电话，他本人也熬夜赶工做了这个图。

Lewei本想继续完善，我说这已经比纯文字好多了。时间紧急，早点发给大家，图片更容易分享到各个群里。

有instagram账号的同学，请去他的instagram（wlwstory）点个赞，关注这位热血又有趣的设计师 + 艺术家。

为了降低参与活动的门槛，图片不求“完整”，只求“简洁”。

图片请移步一亩三分地公众号下载，微信更易传播。
《【一张图告诉你如何反S386】以及一亩三分地里某同学上周拜访多位议员办公室总结》


《二》在DC跟议员助理见面总结

一亩三分地用户“慎独”人在DC附近，上周五去拜访多位议员在DC的办公室。他在“华人参政版”的总结如下：《我在DC，上周五我跟议员助理见了面，这是我总结的第一手信息》

大家这周继续努力！
看版上消息，这周二s386还可能继续以unanimous consent闯关。

我想提供一个想法。利用工会来激起反对民意。我考虑过长期来看工会可能会成为绿卡计划的敌人。但是事已至此，我们必须救一下近火。我在密歇根，这里的汽车工会UAW最近已经因为美国工人待遇问题举行罢工了，任何对美国工人不利的法案一定会点燃民意。我相信HR1044/S386只要进了公众视野一定会被扑灭。我是新人，希望各位将这条建议传达给有能力判断和执行的朋友。

电话很重要，周二之前是打电话最后也最好的时机！！！

HenryZhuRAEX 发表于 2019-9-24 01:00
我想提供一个想法。利用工会来激起反对民意。我考虑过长期来看工会可能会成为绿卡计划的敌人。但是事已至此 ...

哈喽，不知道你是否有汽车工会的联系方式？或者是否可以在当地登门拜访一下他们？事已至此任何有助于灭火的方式都是可行的！

其利断金 加油！

继续打电话

早上打了几个，按0人工接线，最好提前准备好地址和zipcode。今天第一个电话没准备地址，临时在Google map上搜，搜到其他州去了。。场面相当尴尬。。我一般在Google map里找该州城市的apartment当地址

有些电话现在不仅问zipcode,还问地址，还是地图上提前找一个地址比较方便

QueenieV 发表于 2019-9-24 04:03
哈喽，不知道你是否有汽车工会的联系方式？或者是否可以在当地登门拜访一下他们？事已至此任何有助于灭火 ...

这是汽车行业协会uaw.org。 其他产业也是有各自工会的。

以下是我写的段落，用来解释H1-b对美国经济的帮助，Backlog是由H1-b Fraud导致，S386是在鼓励欺诈者，最终将伤害美国劳动力。我希望通过这个逻辑来取得美国工人的支持，同时说明错误不在于高技能移民，而在于欺诈移民规则的人。欢迎酌情使用。

The main reason why the current high-skilled employment-based visa system (aka H1-b visa) is putting more low-wage guest workers onto the path to green card is because it has failed to identify real high-skilled professionals to play key roles in all industries for the economic competitiveness of the US, which is the original purpose of this system and was definitely welcomed by both real foreign professionals and the American workforce.

However since about 2013, if not earlier, frauds flooded the system because of the potential benefits for the Big Techs by acquiring foreign employees on low-wage positions regardless of their skill level and the immigration authorities’ failure to stop this abuse of the system in time, thus, leaving a huge backlog in the queue for green card within a specific group. As a result, this backlog of green card applications includes a significant number of candidates who cheated the H1-b visa system to get whatever jobs and are not high-skilled workers that only work for specific positions in their professional fields.

Before the bill S. 386, the per-country cap can still to a degree control the portion of those who are coming for a low-wage job from acquiring green cards to compete with the US workforce. There is also a chance left for those who really fit the qualifications as high-skilled professionals who will contribute to the growth of US economy. Now the bill S. 386 is easily sneaking through the senate as fast as it can be without a public hearing just because a few companies have enough money and motivation to hire enough lobbyists on the hill, while the organizations like UAW going through tough negotiations and calling strikes for the welfare of US workers in Michigan. I hope we can take some time to educate the public about the truth of the bill S. 386 and its twin HR 1044 before it is too late since these bills are titled with fairness yet ironically rewarding those who have broken the rules and frauded the immigration system in the first place.

The obvious fair resolution for these bills is to order public hearing and debate on them.