RT State Leadership Initiative (@RedStatesLead)Over 80% of all H1-B visas are for entry level or just above entry level.The youth of America deserve better than to barely pay rent by door dashing. https://t.co/Ss1RYWIY0e ...

In recent years, the total cost of hiring tech workers with H1-B visas fell between $200 million and $400 million.But under the Trump administration's new policy, that would spike to around $5.5 billion each year, and that's just the start of the impact of the "talent tariff." https://t.co/ccl63uERa0 ...

In recent years, the total cost of hiring tech workers with H1-B visas fell between $200 million and $400 million.But under the Trump administration's new policy, that would spike to around $5.5 billion each year, and that's just the start of the impact of the "talent tariff." https://t.co/ccl63uERa0 ...

In recent years, the total cost of hiring tech workers with H1-B visas fell between $200 million and $400 million.But under the Trump administration's new policy, that would spike to around $5.5 billion each year, and that's just the start of the impact of the "talent tariff." https://t.co/ccl63uERa0 ...

[Music] Major companies uh rushing now to respond after President Trump announced plans late last week to impose a $100,000 fee on H1B visas. These are used by corporations to bring highly skilled workers into the US. Some tech companies and banks scrambling over the weekend as a result of it.They're warning employees not to leave the United States or quickly return from overseas. [Music] the H-1B issue and the uh extra charge on top of that. How does that position the US in terms of competitiveness.What ar ...

H-1B Visa & International Talent - The new H-1B visa restrictions apply only to new visas, impacting India significantly as part of broader negotiations [1] - The administration aims to attract foreign talent educated in the U S into the U S workforce long-term, suggesting potential future policy changes [2] - Other countries may capitalize on the H-1B visa situation to attract high-skilled talent, creating regulatory arbitrage [4] Economic Outlook & Fiscal Policy - The rolling recession is evolving into a rolling recovery, with potential weakness in employment due to increased productivity and capital substitution [6] - The effective corporate tax rate in the U S could be as low as 10% due to accelerated depreciation on structures, equipment, domestic R&D, and software, despite the stated rate remaining at 21% [7] - The dollar is expected to rebound due to increased return on invested capital in the U S, driven by deregulation and tax policies [8] - A productivity-driven economic boom is anticipated next year, potentially engineered by the current administration [9] - Productivity is viewed as a potent anti-inflationary force, with inflation potentially dropping below 2% and heading towards zero [11] AI & Capital Expenditure - The global large language model (LLM) market is consolidating to four major players: OpenAI, Anthropic, X A I, and Google's Gemini, driving significant capital spending [14][15] - Meta Platforms is actively acquiring talent from companies that are not succeeding in the AI space, aiming to re-enter the game with an open-source strategy [17] China & Technological Competition - President Xi Jinping has directed the Chinese economy towards new productive forces, emphasizing technology and aggressive competition [18] - China is shifting away from "Involution" (massive commoditization) in sectors like electric vehicles, focusing on profitability [19]

Trump's $100,000 fee for H1-B visas could protect American jobs, writes @patricialopez_4, but it comes with risks (via @opinion) https://t.co/MJikZDgMkq ...