What a dumpster fire of an interviewLOOOOLCan’t believe I just wasted 60min watching that shitSoy | YES ❌Paramount | YES ❌Larry / Oracle | YES ❌Man, I don’t even know what to say lolOf allllllll the words he could have said.The 3% chance for “crypto / bitcoin” hit because of questions about CZ 😭Easy (@EasyEatsBodega):What Will He Say!?Mention Markets are back tomorrow night6:30pm on 60 minutes with Trump...Their key talking points► China and President Xi Jinping► Venezuela►Israel►The U.S. government shutdow ...

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. ...

Trump Says Immigration Raid Efforts ‘Haven’t Gone Far Enough’ https://t.co/jvH9IG1uW4 ...

More recently, Americans have been watching videos of ICE tackling a young mother, tear gas being used in a Chicago residential neighborhood, and the smashing of car windows. Have some of these raids gone too far. >> No, I think they haven't gone far enough because we've been held back by the by the judges, by the liberal judges that were put in by Biden and by Obama.>> You're okay with those tactics. >> Yeah, because you have to get the people out. ...

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 ...

Immigration Enforcement Tactics & Legality - The report highlights concerns over increasingly cruel immigration enforcement tactics, including the use of chemical agents and aggressive actions in residential areas [1] - Questions are raised about the legality and ethical implications of deploying Border Patrol tactics, typically used at the border, into interior areas, impacting both non-citizens and US citizens [9][10] - The report mentions potential due process violations during ICE check-ins, where individuals are arrested despite following legal procedures [20] DHS & ICE Operations - DHS is criticized for its response to concerns about immigration arrests, specifically regarding Halloween incidents [2][3] - Leadership changes within DHS, involving the integration of Border Patrol leaders, are noted as potentially contributing to more aggressive enforcement approaches [10] - The morale within ICE is questioned, with concerns raised about the impact of current policies on long-term civil servants [12][13] Legal & Ethical Considerations - The role of the Attorney General in overriding judicial decisions related to immigration cases is highlighted as a concern [15] - The report emphasizes the importance of measured discretion in immigration enforcement, contrasting it with current practices [14] - The potential for public pressure and legal challenges to influence immigration policies is discussed [24]

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 ...

Political Landscape - A progressive leader in a conservative-leaning country faces challenges in forming a government to address housing and immigration issues [1] - The victory is seen as a triumph of optimism [1]