It's not limited to illegal immigrants. They've already stripped. Another prediction I made was they'd strip more people of legal status than they increase deportations. And that has held true three or four times over. I mean, they stripped about 2 and a half million people at least of their legal status uh to to live in this country legally and work in the country legally. While at the same time, they've, you know, they've increased deportation. They've caused a huge amount of chaos in the process, but not ...

RT Chip Roy (@chiproytx)This Islamist murderer of Americans in my home of Austin, TX came on a tourist VISA, OVERSTAYED for years, applied for LPR status through his American citizen wife - granted under Bush (no doubt amid GOP celebration of the joys of “melting pot” legal immigration), and may have divorced her, became a U.S. citizen years later under Obama, then applied for citizenship for two more of his wives in succession! Then he was arrested in Texas in 2022. This is why we are losing our country, o ...

RT White Papers Policy Institute (@WhitePapersPol)There is BARELY any gap between legal and illegal immigrant welfare use.Legal immigration is catastrophically bad for the American taxpayer.There are ~40 million legal immigrants in the US, and Americans foot the bill for 18+ million.Pull their papers and DEPORT them.(Data from the CIS, check out more of their wonderful work: https://t.co/UsMeg4e58r) ...

Immigration Policy & Historical Context - The report suggests that statements made by Senators Ted Kennedy and Hugh Scott regarding the Hart-Celler Act were misleading, as they claimed the bill would not significantly alter the ethnic composition of the US [1] - In 1960, a significant majority (84%) of legal US immigrants originated from Europe or Canada [1] Shift in Immigration Demographics - By 2018, the proportion of legal immigrants from Europe and Canada drastically decreased to 13%, representing a 71% decline [2] - Asian immigrants constituted approximately 30% of the total legal immigrant population by 2018 [2] - Immigrants from Mexico accounted for 23% of the legal immigrant population in 2018 [2] - Immigrants from Latin America represented 25% of the legal immigrant population in 2018 [2] - Approximately 9% of legal immigrants in 2018 came from other regions, including Africa and the Middle East [2] Unofficial Immigration Statistics - The report highlights that the provided statistics pertain to "official" legal immigration figures [3] - The report also notes that these figures do not account for illegal immigration, particularly the increase observed under the Biden administration [3]

Core Viewpoint - Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has assured employees that the company will continue to sponsor H-1B visas despite the new $100,000 fee imposed by President Trump on new applications [1][2]. Group 1: Company Position on Immigration - Nvidia has pledged to cover all expenses related to the new H-1B visa fee, indicating a commitment to supporting legal immigration [2]. - Huang emphasized the importance of legal immigration for maintaining the U.S.'s leadership in technology and innovation, stating that the company's success is deeply tied to the contributions of immigrants [4]. Group 2: Industry Context and Reactions - Huang has expressed support for Trump's immigration policy, although he acknowledged that the new fee may be excessively high for startups compared to larger tech companies [3]. - The new visa fee has led to significant backlash, including a lawsuit from unions, employers, and universities, arguing that it undermines a crucial program for the tech and research sectors in the U.S. [5]. - In response to U.S. immigration policies, China has introduced a new K-visa program aimed at attracting foreign professionals without requiring local employer sponsorship [6].