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The Economist· 2025-09-27 07:00
Nigel Farage means it when he promises to uproot settled immigrants. But the leader of Britain’s hard-right party does not always understand Britons all that well https://t.co/W25d6BKSBP ...
X @The Wall Street Journal
From @WSJopinion: Trump has succeeded in shutting down illegal immigration, but can’t seem to make up his mind whether to eliminate legal immigration too. Witness his recent moves to put the H-1B program out of the reach of all but the richest companies. https://t.co/9qdoMUQ1rm ...
Test of Time | North America Auto Tariffs, American Worker Shortage, 20 Years After Katrina
Bloomberg Television· 2025-09-26 23:00
This is a special anniversary episode of Wall Street Week. I'm David Weston bringing you stories of capitalism. It was just a year ago that we debuted this new version of our program.It's been through several lives since Lewis Ruckiser first broadcast his original version on PBS back in November of 1970. >> Good evening. I'm Louisis Rukiser.This is Wall Street Week. Welcome back. >> Well, folks, it's New Year's again.Abby, welcome back. You've made this walk 10 times. I think you know the way.Thank you, Luk ...
Democrats need to tell voters they were ‘lied to’ in the last election: Texas Senate candidate
NBC News· 2025-09-26 21:30
Political Violence & Leadership - The industry acknowledges the human loss from political violence and the need to pull back from it [2][3] - The industry emphasizes that leaders should repair breaches in times of crisis rather than exploit them for political gain [4][5][6] Immigration & Border Security - The industry recognizes border communities as real places, not just political backdrops [9] - The industry believes in securing the border while upholding values like due process [10][11] Economic Issues & Working People - The industry notes that working people feel they are working harder for less and have been let down by promises of economic recovery [13][14] - The industry aims to focus on policies that directly help working people, such as housing affordability [17][18][19] Political Strategy & Elections - The industry suggests focusing on working people to improve election results and policy outcomes [19] - The industry observes that Republicans may use divisive issues to distract from their record [21] Healthcare & Government - The industry believes Democrats should hold the line to protect Americans' healthcare [25]
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The Economist· 2025-09-26 21:00
What do Brits think of Donald Trump’s suggestion to “call out the military” to stop people arriving in small boats? The polling is revealing https://t.co/xeqzW5yjgn ...
X @Bloomberg
Bloomberg· 2025-09-26 20:32
It’s only been a week since President Donald Trump announced his biggest moves yet to reshape the nation’s system for legal immigration, and its effects already are being felt https://t.co/99k56dTnge ...
Theo Von slams Department of Homeland Security for using his clip in a post about deportations
NBC News· 2025-09-26 17:12
Opposition to President Trump's policies on the streets and in the halls of Congress isn't new. But a few months into his second term, a different source of criticism seems to be emerging from some popular male podcasters. The latest example, Theo Vaughn, a typically friendly face in MAGA World now drawing a line in the sand over the Department of Homeland Security using his video in one of their clips.>> Heard you got deported, dude. Bye. apparently without his permission.Vaughn telling the agency to quote ...
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Andrew Tate· 2025-09-26 15:44
RT Andrew Tate (@Cobratate)A simple and effective way to get the best and brightest of the world to immigrate to America and replace the scumbags. https://t.co/HKuyLqkze0 ...
Trump gold card expected to sell out: Here's what to know
CNBC Television· 2025-09-25 11:07
Program Overview - The US is introducing a new "gold card" program offering residency and a path to a green card for a $1 million unrestricted gift to the government [2][3] - The White House plans to make 80,000 gold cards available [1] - This program is being marketed with language similar to credit card privileges [5] Market Dynamics and Demand - The $1 million price point makes the US gold card one of the best deals in the global visa market, significantly lower than golden visa programs in Singapore ($7 million+), New Zealand (just under $3 million), and Bermuda ($25 million) [2][3] - Immigration attorneys and wealth advisors anticipate high demand, potentially selling out the available gold cards [1][9] - The biggest demand is expected from China, India, the Middle East, Brazil, and Mexico [3] - An estimated 7,500 millionaires are already expected to move to the US this year under existing programs, and the gold card is likely to attract even more wealth [4] Program Comparison and Concerns - The gold card program is presented as a faster, express lane compared to existing EB1 and EB2 programs, which have backlogs [8][9] - The EB1 and EB2 programs cost approximately $7,000 but have long waiting lists [8] - Concerns are raised about the potential loss of intellectual power from immigrants who might have previously entered through merit-based programs [10] - The gold card program is described as a new label for EB1 and EB2, not a completely new program [11] - The application process for the gold card is still unclear [12][13] Motivations for Participation - The wealthy are seeking backup plans and hedging their bets by obtaining residency in other countries [7] - The US gold card offers a quick and relatively easy path to residency with potentially light screening [8]
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Bloomberg· 2025-09-25 10:28
Japan scraps a plan to promote cultural exchanges between regional cities and four African countries, after disinformation sparked fears it would open the doors to mass immigration https://t.co/zQXyeYQHBw ...