Another potential uh either roadblock or opportunity uh is talent, right. You got to have the right people to build this stuff, to design this stuff, etc. Uh immigration is a part of that, Jensen. There have been some moves, some announcements over the past few days about that.How does that position the US. Maybe the H-1B issue and the uh extra charge on top of that. How does that position the US in terms of competitiveness.What are your thoughts on where we need to go. We want all the brightest minds to co ...

Another potential uh either roadblock or opportunity uh is talent, right. You got to have the right people to build this stuff, to design this stuff, etc. Uh immigration is a part of that, Jensen. There have been some moves, some announcements over the past few days about that.How does that position the US. Maybe the H-1B issue and the uh extra charge on top of that. How does that position the US in terms of competitiveness.What are your thoughts on where we need to go. We want all the brightest minds to co ...

Another potential uh either roadblock or opportunity uh is talent, right. You got to have the right people to build this stuff, to design this stuff, etc. Uh immigration is a part of that, Jensen. There have been some moves, some announcements over the past few days about that.How does that position the US. Maybe the H-1B issue and the uh extra charge on top of that. How does that position the US in terms of competitiveness.What are your thoughts on where we need to go. We want all the brightest minds to co ...

Core Viewpoint - New Federal Reserve governor Stephen Miran advocates for a reduction in interest rates by approximately 2 percentage points, arguing that current rates are excessively high and could harm the US economy [1][2]. Group 1: Interest Rate Policy - Miran believes the appropriate level for the Fed's policy rate should be in the mid-2 percent range, significantly lower than the current 4.0% to 4.25% [1]. - He has proposed five additional rate cuts for this year, contrasting with the median expectation of two cuts for 2025 among his colleagues [2]. Group 2: Immigration and Economic Impact - Miran highlights a shift in US border policy, suggesting that reduced immigration is not being adequately factored into economic assessments, which may lead to misconceptions about the restrictiveness of the Fed's policy rate [3]. - He anticipates that up to 2 million illegal immigrants may leave the country by year-end, potentially lowering annual population growth from 1% to 0.4%, which could exert downward pressure on inflation [4]. Group 3: Inflation Expectations - Miran predicts that rent inflation in the Consumer Price Index will decrease from approximately 3.5% to below 1.5% by 2027, which would correspond to a 0.3 percentage point decline in the Fed's preferred inflation measure, the Personal Consumption Expenditures Index, currently at 2.9% [5]. - He emphasizes the importance of maintaining the Fed's 2% inflation target while cautioning against overly restrictive policies that could jeopardize employment [5]. Group 4: Colleague Perspectives - St. Louis Fed president Alberto Musalem supports recent rate cuts as a precautionary measure to mitigate unemployment risks but warns of limited capacity for further cuts without risking inflation [6].

Can I just ask you one thing about the H-1B visas because this is a really big deal and now the president has announced this $100,000 onetime fee for applications effective now. That's a big increase from the what 215. How how do you think that will affect what you're talking about.So, so um the the uh the administration has an agenda that they are moving forward on uh in a in a very holistic way uh in terms of how they want to deal with uh technology companies, how they want to deal with immigration, how t ...

Letting asylum-seekers work after six months would align Britain with the rest of Europe. It would be unlikely to lure more small boats, but it would cut costs and lift growth—a rare win-win https://t.co/qEm3D6cQ9H ...

Letting asylum-seekers work after six months would align Britain with the rest of Europe. It would be unlikely to lure more small boats, but it would cut costs and lift growth—a rare win-win https://t.co/H9T5qKOUqaPhoto: Getty Images https://t.co/HaIJIU7dyg ...

RT Andrew Tate (@Cobratate)In majority Filipino areas of the UK it must look and feel BRITISH.In majority Indian areas of the UK it must look and feel BRITISH.In majority Jewish areas of the UK it must look and feel BRITISH.In majority African areas of the UK it must look and feel BRITISH.Immigrate? Expect to adapt to British culture.No matter how small the norm.We like quiet Sunday mornings.Problem? Leave.You respect British culture, standards of hygiene and social norms. You operate within our parameters. ...

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Although President Trump has yet to follow through on his threat to send National Guard troops to Chicago, ICE has increased its presence in the area as the immigration crackdown intensifies. Friday, federal agents used tear gas to disperse protesters outside of a suburban ICE processing center. And one state lawmaker is going viral for standing up to the agents she says were targeting families in a West Chicago suburb.Stay in your car. Tell everyone don't open your doors city. This is my city.That's right. ...