RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)You compared people who centuries ago settled a land that had been largely emptied by plague to 20th century immigrants to an already fully occupied land. Immigrants that went house by house terrorizing, killing, demolishing, and stealing in the process of ethnically cleansing the fools who let said immigrants in.So you indeed quite obviously love Israel and hate America. ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)@JonathonInkin @EvaVlaar For some odd reason, some of the anti-immigrant parties decided it was a good idea to team up with the immigrants to Palestine who went on to displace the Palestinians and set up their own country. I agree with you this is quite puzzling:https://t.co/byaZZmvVeg ...

Welcome back to the weekend prime time. We start this hour with the Trump administration's increasingly cruel tactics in their immigration crackdown, turning Halloween into a night of very real terror. The New York Times reports, quote, "Federal immigration agents fanned out across Chicago and its Northshore suburbs on Halloween, chasing suspects through front yards, driving SUVs onto sidewalks, and using chemical agents during confrontations with furious residents." The Times goes on, quote, "Several peopl ...

H-1B Visa Program Overview - H-1B visas allow skilled foreign workers into the US, requiring at least a bachelor's degree and employer sponsorship [6][7] - The US caps H-1B visas at 65,000 annually, with an additional 20,000 for US graduate degree holders, but demand significantly exceeds supply [8] - The mismatch between supply and demand has created opportunities for outsourcing companies, with nearly half of H-1B visas in 2023 going to such firms [10][11] Impact of Proposed $100,000 Fee - A proposed $100,000 fee on H-1B visas is considered a substantial increase, potentially impacting skilled workers coming to the US [2] - Concerns exist that the fee could disproportionately harm small companies and startups, hindering innovation and long-term economic growth [13][15] - Research universities may struggle to afford the fee for all deserving candidates, potentially leading to scientific innovation shifting to other countries [16] Alternative Immigration Models - Some countries, like Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and the UK, use a points-based system to prioritize skilled immigrants based on qualifications [20][21] - An auction system where firms bid on H-1B visas is suggested as a market-driven alternative to the current lottery or the proposed $100,000 fee [22] Potential Negative Consequences - Increased costs associated with H-1B visas could make US universities less attractive to foreign students [24] - Restricting access to skilled foreign talent could negatively impact US competitiveness, particularly in fields like AI [26] - Some companies, like Walmart, have already announced they will no longer sponsor H-1B applicants, indicating a potential chilling effect [17]

RT James Fishback (@j_fishback)25% of Haitian immigrants are on SNAP.45% of Afghan immigrants are on SNAP.52% of Senegalese immigrants are on SNAP.DC is redistributing wealth by stealing from productive Americans to subsidize foreigners and their way of life. That is unacceptable and America Last. https://t.co/Ekr2eXMOD6 ...

As a progressive in a conservative-leaning country, Rob Jetten will find it hard to put together a government that can tackle issues such as housing and immigration. But he is celebrating his victory as a triumph of optimism https://t.co/WUpUp9NZBx ...

the country would rather not have to pay $100,000. How do you do that. You hire an American $100,000 fee is is a huge huge increase on that.This is very significant for these organizations. And just to sort of highlight how big this change is, the the fees for an H-1B visa, they've never been cheap, right. Uh so they have ranged from $3 to $10,000 uh which is not minor.That $100,000 price tag is sure to hit the highly skilled people coming to the US each year. People like Vijay Ravi. >> You can live a reall ...

RT Andrew Isker 🌳🪓 (@BonifaceOption)Right now Heritage Foundation is getting hit on all sides from what remains of movement conservatism.Imagine if these people had applied 1% of the zeal they have for a foreign country to stopping mass demographic replacement of Americans via legal and illegal immigration? ...

RT NumbersUSA (@NumbersUSA).@JDVance was correct in pointing out how mass immigration depresses wages and job opportunities.In the mid-20th century, immigration was low and income inequality fell. This was an era when the American middle class was thriving. https://t.co/UET320eYH5 ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)@TheBrancaShow Immigration does change nutritional biology. The same foods (e.g. milk) that are healthy for whites can be unhealthy for non-whites. The foods available at your local store will change. She's right about that part. ...