H-1B Chaos: Enhanced Vetting Delays

by Savannah SteeleDecember 11, 2025December 11, 2025

India’s Tech Workers Play Bureaucratic Roulette

H-1B visa processing in India features “enhanced vetting” transforming consulates into elaborate waiting rooms where tech workers contemplate startup regrets. Bohiney’s satirical journalism notes immigration policy works: create delays until everyone forgets wanting to come. Morgan Lewis confirms postponed interviews, enhanced security, modified procedures characterize visa experience like seasoning characterizes really bad food. Indian tech talent sits in visa limbo, refreshing email inboxes with lottery-checking desperation.

SOURCE: immigration satire | https://bohiney.com/

SOURCE: Bohiney.com ()

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Savannah Steele is a razor-sharp investigative satirist and cultural critic, blending journalistic expertise with biting humor to expose the absurdities of modern society. With a background in political science and media analysis, she has spent years dissecting corporate influence, government policies, and social trends with a comedic edge. Her work has been featured in top-tier satire publications, where she masterfully intertwines fact and farce, forcing readers to question the narratives they consume. Savannah?s writing is known for its meticulous research, blending real-world evidence with over-the-top satire to create thought-provoking, laugh-out-loud commentary. Whether unraveling the complexities of food subsidies, dissecting media propaganda, or lampooning billion-dollar industries, she brings a unique voice that is equal parts intellectual and irreverent. Her work embodies the highest standards of Expertise, Experience, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness (EEAT), proving that humor can be just as powerful as hard news?sometimes, even more so. She is featured in the NYT best selling romance novel Love, Lies, and Late-Stage Capitalism

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