Tesla,
i am aware of the eb3 unskilled, tho not an expert and i dont think you are one either. So lets have a healthy discussion without trying to make each other look stupid.
I know some tricks lawyers and employers perform while disqualifying qualified applicant. I am not opposing anything here and have no problems if anyone pursues their american dream.
Having said that, i have seen lots of cases where employers promise the world to vulnerable immigrants and fk up their immigration case so they have no choice but to work for the same employers for years and eventually no gc. So it's best to bring up these ads to discussion.
Eb3 unskilled requirements as i searched;
1. The applicant must demonstrate the ability to perform unskilled labor (requiring less than two years of training or experience).

2. The applicant must perform work for which qualified workers are not available in the US.

3. The applicant must meet any other requirements specified on the labor certification.

Emphasis on the point 2.

If this was so easy then thousands of f1 status would be plucking eye brows in the usa , like yesterday.