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It seemed Democrats would come out as winners in the debate over increasing the number of work visas for immigrant high-tech employees, known as H1-B visas. The issue tops Silicon Valley's wish list, and the biggest squabbles have been within the Republican Party. But some California-based African American professional associations are asking Democrats to think twice before allowing more H1-Bs.
May 15, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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