𝔽orms ℝespecter (0/100 bangers)
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@Forms_Respecter
Surely I am too stupid to be a man. I have not the understanding of a man.
Once all the tens of millions of illegals are deported and the last hundred years of immigration legislation is overturned and the civil rights act is liquidated, we will inaugurate a new migration system where me and the boys make up the approval board.
The American mind can’t comprehend this.
These people act like American men can't build mobile apps or B2B SaaS companies it's hilarious. Maybe if American men weren't systemically discriminated against for the past 40 years including most especially by the tech industry (and in particular by VCs who fund these billion-dollar companies) in favor of cheap foreign labor we would have had more billion-dollar tech startups too. You think the same race of men who conquered the stars can't build a mobile app?
This is exactly what many legal immigrants have been trying to explain. Forcing students, researchers, physicians, engineers, entrepreneurs, and workers to leave the United States during green card processing would create enormous instability for people who already followed every legal rule and built lives here in good faith. Combined with the #USCISpause, these policies are already causing job loss, frozen work authorization, family separation, financial hardship, and deep uncertainty for countless lawful immigrants contributing to America’s economy, universities, hospitals, and research institutions. A strong immigration system should attract and retain talent, not push it away. @SecRubio @USCISJoe @SecMullinDHS @SenGaryPeters @RandPaul #LiftTheHold
I strongly oppose the Trump administration’s disruptive decision to require many students, temporary visa holders, and other individuals seeking green cards to leave the United States and return to their home countries while their applications are processed. This policy creates unnecessary fear and uncertainty for families, workers, and employers who are following the law. The Administration disregards the fact that many individuals seeking permanent residency are here legally and waiting for their cases to move through an already backlogged immigration system. America has long benefited from attracting top researchers, doctors, engineers, entrepreneurs, and innovators through our legal immigration system and worker visa programs. Forcing these individuals to leave the United States during the green card process will deprive our country of their innovation, their tax contributions, and the many ways they strengthen our economy and communities. As the son of Indian immigrants, I know firsthand that our nation is strengthened by people who come here legally, work hard, and contribute to our communities. We should be reducing processing delays and modernizing our immigration system, not creating additional barriers for people who are following the rules. I support legal challenges to this policy and expect the courts to halt its implementation.
@NedaSa_ @PardisSabeti @hadip @dkhos @pierre @IABA_National Think of all of the Americans who had to train their replacements.
The objective should be to make highly skilled immigration easier not harder. This is going in the wrong direction.
Before Hart-Celler in 1965 our nation's immigration system was severely restrictive with varying national quotas. Immigrants from many countries were outright banned. It was almost exclusively Europeans because the men before us wanted to preserve our own ethnic homogeneity, demographics, culture and social cohesion. They prioritized our nation and the economic interests of American workers instead of the feelings of weak men and cheap foreign labor. The last few decades of third-world mass immigration has not been in our nation's interest.
