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The most outspoken opponents of immigration reform say that this is not only because foreign workers are afraid of losing their jobs and stimulating their careers, but they are also really worried that the welfare of immigrants may be filled by employers who want to fill their bottom line with cheap labor. This kind of worry supports immigrant supporters, who say they feel the same way, and a new labor dispute against foreign students has been pushed into the spotlight of McDonald's.

McDonald's is suspected of using a three-month j- 1 visa brought to the United States by an international student company to promote the international youth experience of cross-cultural exchange and live in this country. The Wall Street Journal reported that on June 5438+05, foreign students will complain to the state and the labor department about this project, claiming that various workers abused it:

Students claim that they earn less than the minimum wage, live in substandard houses and are worried after being threatened with dismissal or deportation.