Policy & Legislation - A bill is being introduced to phase out the H-1B program [1] - The aim is to end the mass replacement of American workers [1] - The bill seeks to eliminate the H-1B program and prioritize Americans in various industries [2] Industry Impact - Big Tech, AI, healthcare, and other industries are accused of abusing the H-1B system [1] - Industries including tech, healthcare, engineering, and manufacturing are targeted by the proposed bill [2] Labor Market - The bill aims to stop replacing American workers and start investing in them [2] - The focus is on putting Americans first in the workforce [1][2]

RT James Fishback (@j_fishback)Reporter: Maybe foreign Indian H-1Bs are good at their jobs?Me: No! CEOs complain they can’t find skilled workers in America. But under the H-1B program, they’re not even required to interview an American—not even to post the job publicly for Americans to see. So how can they say Americans aren’t skilled if you have the unmitigated gall, the unfettered intrepidity, and the unencumbered audacity to not even interview a single American worker? This is personal for me: my mom was ...

RT James Fishback (@j_fishback)America’s children are under attack. Today, they’ll sit in class, study hard, pass their tests, and do everything we told them to do—only to graduate and find there are no jobs left for them. Not because they did anything wrong, but because their jobs were given to foreigners imported to replace them. They don’t know why this is happening. They don’t understand why both Democrats and Republicans would betray them like this. They thought America was their birthright.Americans a ...