President Obama’s effort to recruit immigrants skilled in science and technology industries is crowding out Americans who already work in those fields despite multiple assurances from his administration that doing so fills holes in the domestic labor market.
That was the argument of analysts and representatives of the science, technology, engineering and math industries at a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing Tuesday that examined the effects of temporary work visa programs designed to encourage educated foreign nationals to take U.S. jobs.
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