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🚨 BREAKING: The State of Indiana will be CANCELING ALL commercial driver licenses for illegals at midnight TONIGHT, per the Lt. Governor FINALLY! EVERY SINGLE state should follow Indiana’s lead immediately.

TEXAS: I kept hearing about how massive the Indian population is in North Texas so I went to go check it out for myself. Found a 72-foot tall Hindu temple, built in honor of a monkey-god, where inside people were praying for blessings for “job visas”:

@DFrissard62701 H-1B propagandists avoid discussing wage trends for these occupations. Shortages reveal themselves in wage increases. Wage increases are absent in all H1B-dense occupations. But facts don't matter to the elites. issues.org/stem-workforce…

Trump admin @AAGDhillon24 can do more than plead for Congress to act Her deflection is cynical She can debar firms from using the H-1B program That would deter future abuse $5k penalties are less than a rounding error Elites think you are dumb. Knowledge is power

.@m_clem claims to be an H-1B expert BUT doesn't know the essential facts He's on @NPR FALSELY claiming the program requires employers "INTENSIVELY" recruit Americans before hiring H1Bs They believe YOU ARE DUMB Write to @planetmoney to demand a correction

Foreigners stealing our jobs started with the ones no one wanted… now they’re taking ones Americans are begging for. Not only is our government allowing it, they’re funding it!

How many H-1B’s does Oracle have?

Man they really did a number on us. On every front. Nothing left untouched. Still this way. RFK still in a hurry to do nothing. Just being honest.

A Manhattan federal jury on Monday awarded $8.4 million to a New York University professor and former Cognizant Technology Solutions employee who claimed he was fired in retaliation for alleging the information technology company engaged in systematic hiring bias. . . . Jean-Claude Franchitti said he was fired in 2016 from a $350,000-a-year job after a decade at New Jersey-based Cognizant. He claimed it was retaliation for asking questions about the company's alleged bias toward hiring workers from India as part of a "cheap labor" profit model. The award for Franchitti consisted of $4.2 million in back pay, or lost wages, and $4.2 million in punitive damages. The jury declined to award compensation for front pay, or future earnings, or for an emotional distress claim. The trial revealed a dearth of written communications from Franchitti complaining about Cognizant's alleged strategy to keep a cheap labor pipeline open. His lawyers said Franchitti kept concerns verbal because he knew he was walking a "fine line" and wanted to find fixes diplomatically. Franchitti is pleased with the verdict, his lawyer, Daniel Kotchen, told Law360 via email. "The jury sent a strong message that violating employees' rights will not be tolerated," he said. (Link to full article in the replies.)

AMA receives millions of dollars in grants every year from @HHSGov. Yet they want to replace American students with foreigners.

The athletics department at Temple University (@TempleUniv) has posted a notice of intent to hire an H-1B budget analyst Salary: $56,410 No American citizen was qualified to analyze Temple's sports budget.

Birthright citizenship is the loophole nobody wants to talk about. Work visa programs don’t grant citizenship to foreign workers—but if their children are born here, birthright citizenship does. Now think about it: Thousands of H1B workers. Years spent in the U.S. Multiple children per family. —it’s a slow, quiet transformation of the America we love. .By the time most Americans realize what’s happening, the America they knew is already gone.

🚨 Michigan U.S. Senate Candidate Abdul Mohamed El-Sayed (D) on the killing of Iranian terrorist leader Ali Khamenei: "There are a lot of people in Dearborn who are sad today. So like, I just don't want to comment on Khamenei at all."

@BasedMikeLee @ma_0495 @CRIXUSwasHERE @GlennB55478 You should be putting country caps on all guest visa worker programs so everyone gets a fair share. India abuses the h-1b (and many other programs) and thats why the backlog exists.

@CRIXUSwasHERE @GlennB55478 Never tried to change the number of H1Bs; that bill was aimed only at how the limited number of H1Bs are allocated. Specifically, it was to get rid of the discriminatory waiting periods applicable to applicants from heavily populated countries.

Here’s an internal medicine program in Massachusetts putting India first. 25 of 26 of residents are from foreign countries. 22 of 25 are from India. India has a severe physician shortage - why are they sending their talent to America?

Rwandan migrant Emmanuel Abayisenga had his asylum application to France rejected multiple times since submitting it in 2012. Despite orders for deportation, he remained in the country illegally. The priests trusted him with the cathedral keys, putting him in charge of locking up and caretaking. After he set the building on fire, destroying the organ and organ loft, Father Maire took him in, offering him shelter in his own home while awaiting trial. He then murdered Father Maire. Europe in a nutshell.

The Trump administration should just end the OPT program so you don’t have foreign groups making specific demands of the U.S. government for jobs for individuals who are clearly violating the terms of their student visas by showing immigration intent. The OPT program was created entirely through administrative regulation and could be dismantled by the Trump administration with relative ease. This is low-hanging fruit, and it’s baffling that it hasn’t been done yet.

It is a lose lose situation. Is it too much to ask for a candidate who advocates for Californians? We have the highest unemployment in the nation and the highest taxes. Ro wants more taxes for productive citizens and @ethanagarwal is already advocating for foreign students to get “deserved” work permits. We do not have the jobs to spare in California we have had massive layoffs. For once can we get a candidate who advocates for hard working tax paying citizens and their kids who can’t find jobs!

Here’s an internal medicine residency program in Texas where all 13 residents are foreigners. Six of the thirteen are from Pakistan.