Doctors Without Jobs

Rise and shine! Nothing goes better with that first cup of coffee than our hot off the press newsletter.* In this issue: - We reflect on the good, the bad and the ugly of the administration’s immigration policy. - What it takes to lead in high office. - Why the Indian government promotes the diaspora of its own citizens. - Match Week is coming up and America’s doctors need to know their country thinks they are expensive, undeserving and expendable – just like our tech workers. - And more news you can use. * We are a day late in posting to social media because of plugin and update issues with our content management system. Everything is moving faster and faster these days. (Link in the replies.)

"Now, state by state, legislatures are pushing further down this same road. Rather than investing in expanding residency programs, rather than addressing why 6,000 American doctors cannot match, policymakers are creating fast-track licensure pathways for internationally trained physicians who have never completed a U.S. residency." (Link in replies.)

𝗕𝗿𝗲𝗮𝗸𝗶𝗻𝗴:: Indian national Sanjay Kumar, an upper-caste Brahmin, was sentenced today to 43 months in prison and one year of supervised release for conspiring to sell tens of thousands of dollars' worth of counterfeit oncology pharmaceuticals into the United States.

The head of the Texas Medical Board held a leadership position in Soros-funded Muslim group ISNA for 3 years. @szaafran then successfully pushed for legislation making it easier for foreign-trained doctors to get a Texas medical license, even though thousands of American physicians can’t find residency spots after medical school.

No surprise, 4 of the top 20 employers exploiting cheap labor at the expense of Americans are hospitals… and naturally, my favorite hospital - Houston Methodist - made the list.

weforum.org/people/greg-ab… For what it's worth, Greg Abbott's page on WEF website has been removed.

@Crowe65 @USTechWorkers @GregAbbott_TX @tedcruz @SenTedCruz This sums it up.

"Nine states have passed a law that created a pathway for licensure for those who have graduated overseas. . . preparing legislation that would somewhat create a pathway here in Texas. . . " Question @GregAbbott_TX as you seem to be eager to push this legislation, what does this say about the value of a medical degree earned in the USA and the quality of medical care you feel Texans are entitled to? @DocsWithoutJobs @UnmatchedMD

This is a body shop. In order to shut them down, find an American who is qualified for the job being posted and then have them apply. This is country of origin and advertising discrimination. However, unless there’s an a grieved party, there can be no damages awarded.

10,000 American doctors are sitting on the sidelines every year because they can’t find a residency spot. Meanwhile, states like Texas are passing laws to streamline the process for foreign-trained doctors to fill the gap. While we certainly need medical coverage in rural areas, why aren't we prioritizing the doctors we're already training right here at home?

Rise and shine! Nothing goes better with that first cup of coffee than our hot off the press news letter and this one is a doozy! - Once again the H-1B visa is driving politics and no where is that more apparent than in Texas. - To tariff or not to tariff? - Newsom tries black face. - Fair trade or MAGA trade? - And more news you can use. (Link in the replies.)

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More than half of US applicants are rejected from medical school annually. 1 in 6 medical school graduates don’t find a residency spot. But @VoteAnnJohnson claims we need foreigners to support our medical system.

The @H1Bvisa #H1B program is a massive kickback scheme for US & Indian managers who sell US jobs and residency to Indians using skimmed payrolls & shareholder value.

YouTube is censoring H-1B abuse news. They stopped showing the video to YouTubers after 40 minutes despite the fact over 1-in-10 people clicked it (which is an elite CTR) I need your help to get the word out on X. If you’ve noticed how it’s hard to get a job yet companies are importing foreign workers en masse please share this video! youtu.be/WO5PJBLgnes?si…

Thus far -- the best part of 2026 is seeing so many amazing programmers step up to save our country. I was early. Not particularly skilled. Thank you @charlesxjyang for doing this in just 12 hours of the release.

Rise and shine! Nothing goes better with that first cup of coffee than our hot off the press newsletter and this one packs a wallop. This week the sermon turned into a longer rant than usual as revelations from the Epstein files regarding certain luminaries pretty much demanded it. You’ll also find updates on recent speaking engagements and of course news you can use. Enjoy! (Link is in the replies.)

“That undercuts the common claim from H-1B advocates that employers use the program only as a last resort because of its costs, when they supposedly can’t find qualified U.S. workers. That’s entirely a myth,” Kevin Lynn, founder of U.S. Tech Workers, which advocates for H-1B reform, told Newsweek. “In practice, any one-time fee is trivial compared to the compounding long-term labor cost savings the visa provides.” (Link in replies.)

Thank you @RepGregSteube for spotlighting this important issue. Whether it's tech, doctors or any othercritical white-collar professional careers, this country has stopped investing in our current and future generations. Import substitution is fine for products but, not people.