Betrayed By #DeepState Or Worse?

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Federale
Article date: 
4 September 2020
Article category: 
National News
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H-1B
jobs
deep state
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The Deep State moved on the H-1B Non-Immigrant Visa (NIV) issue and countermanded President Trump’s order to restrict issuance and entry of H-1B NIV and H-4 NIV, dependents of H-1B,  holders quite quickly.  Hardly was the ink dry than Mike Pompeo and The Resistance in the State Department overturned a Presidential order.  Now the results of the betrayal are in.  The U.S. Embassy in New Delhi and various American consular posts in India are now rapidly issuing H-1B and H-4 NIVs to Indians to flood in.
 
This is a victory of the Deep State, but is it also a Great Betrayal by President Donald Trump?  ...
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