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Ex-Amazon employee criticizes US green card limits, citing AWS reliance on H-1B workers

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A former Amazon employee has publicly criticized proposed US restrictions on employment-based green cards. The individual highlighted the contribution of over 100 H-1B visa holders to building Amazon Web Services. They argue such restrictive policies could hinder innovation by limiting access to skilled foreign talent. The criticism was directed at a recent legislative proposal in the US Congress.

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