H1B’s for ultra skilled talent, like they were talking about, account for like .1% of immigration. Illegal immigration has and will always be the issue. That’s what democrats want, open borders with millions of illegals coming across the border every year.
Look, I don’t agree with the abuse that happens with the system.
People need to stop being so rigid and being so short sighted with these arguments. Focus fixing illegal immigration, priority 1. No one disagrees with that.
H1b needs major reform, both of them believe that. I just think it’s ridiculous the amount of people who have turned on these guys who’ve sacrificed a lot to help Trump. They also did not have to do what they did. But they did. And they continue to give their true honest opinions in broad daylight, instead conniving behind the scenes and pulling a 180.
People turning on these guys are idiots who have zero critical thinking skills with zero ability to find middle ground. And you are all black/white thinking, just like the woke cancel culture. So annoying.
The problem is, and always has been, business owners wanting human capital that are willing to work more hours for less money than their American counterparts. This is a form of corporate greed that will improve bottom line margins at the expense of domestic workers.
If you are America-first, then you by nature should be greatly opposed to importing human capital. The issue at hand is fixing the wages here, such that people are actually willing to work.
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u/tangy_nachos 4d ago
Demoncrats