“Corporate America [is] right at the center of Open Borders Inc.,” said Michelle Malkin, referring to a network of interests — financial, ideological, and political — invested in perpetuating the status quo of both legal and illegal immigration.
Walmart is outsourcing 569 finance and accounting jobs in North Carolina to Indian contract workers, spotlighting the expansion of the H-1B program from software jobs to accounting, healthcare, and design.
Mark Zuckerberg’s group of West Coast investors is lobbying the GOP to keep illegal cheap labor flowing into Georgia.
Ten Democrat Senators are calling on Google to fully hire its army of 120,000 outsourced workers and temporary hires — including the many Indian graduates on H-1B visas who taken jobs that would help young Americans jump-start their careers.
India’s government and companies are openly pushing for the U.S. Senate passage of a bipartisan “country caps” bill that would reward 100,000 Indian graduates per year with green cards if they take technology jobs in America.
Iowa Sen. Chuck Grassley is throwing a flag on the stealth push by technology investors to expand the unregulated U.S.-India outsourcing economy.
Tech billionaires and Silicon Valley investors are trying to snatch a valuable trading card from President Donald Trump’s hand before he can use it to win pro-American immigration reforms in 2021.
Pro-American lawyers are pressuring federal appeals court judges to kill a covert legal claim used by government officials to sneak at least 2 million salary-cutting foreign workers into U.S. workplaces.
