RT ib (@Indian_Bronson)Here's what Trump really thinks about mass immigration from the 'third world':"you gotta lighten up on this...they came in illegally but they're good people and they're working now on farms...in luncheonettes and hotels..."He wants cheap labor, too.https://t.co/A0TQy0riHU ...

And except business owners who crave cheap labor. Cheap labor that works under security cameras and goes home to a neighborhood very different from the owner's.Kaguya’s Top Gal (@hayasaka_aryan):Literally everyone thinks immigrants are dangerous except leftists ...

Migration blew up suddenly only in the sense that exponential trends seem to blow up suddenly. But the explosion is based on trends that started considerably earlier.The propaganda of World War 2 and the shifting media landscape of the 1960s, among other factors in play back then, caused shifts in ideology that, ignoring important differences of race and culture, turned people into economic abstractions, interchangeable economic parts. Hart-Celler opening up immigration in the 1960s was an important symptom ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)@BasedTorba Also, they are often trust fund babies who benefit from cheap labor. ...

RT Congressman Greg Steube (@RepGregSteube)The numbers don’t lie.Over 80% of H-1B visas go to India and China.And 80% of these jobs are entry-level positions that should be launching the careers of young Americans—not replacing them with cheap foreign labor.That’s why I introduced legislation to END the H-1B visa program and put American workers first! ...

Urban Indians have become used to getting what they want as soon as they want it, if they have the rupees. The secret? A virtually unlimited pool of cheap labour https://t.co/3xM3kOwrON ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)@AuronMacintyre Because those are all funded by big business which wants only one thing, cheaper labor for bigger profits. It's of no matter to these "conservatives" if their vast profits from cheap labor come at the expense of our families and communities and culture. ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)@AuronMacintyre Because those are all funded by big business which wants only one thing, cheaper labor for bigger profits. It's of no matter to these "conservatives" if their vast profits from cheap labor come at the expense of our families and communities and culture. ...

Labor Market & Economic Impact - Foreign worker program is essential for the Japanese economy [1] - Program is criticized for being a backdoor to secure cheap labor [1] Human Rights & Ethical Concerns - Program does not allow foreign workers to bring family members [1] - Cases reported of trainees' passports being taken away to prevent them from running away [1]