Top Republican leaders in the House and Senate are gearing up to push legislation in the next Congress that would increase the number of foreign guest-workers even in industries that do not need them. They are hoping such legislation would "open the door" to a broader comprehensive immigration bill.
Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-UT), who chairs the Senate Republican High-Tech Task Force, wants to push his Immigration Innovation Act (I-Squared) that would increase the number of high-tech visas, even though there is no evidence that there is a shortage of American high-tech workers. Tech industry lobbies, like Mark Zuckerberg's FWD.us, have spent millions trying to secure massive increases in guest-worker visas that would give them an endless supply of cheap foreign labor even as companies like Microsoft are laying off 18,000 American workers.
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All part of the plan...ain't a damn shred of difference between the treasonous political parties... ain't really gonna bode well for them.
ReplyDelete& they wonder why the Tea party is making progress.
DeleteDamn I am feeling contentious today... Even the Tea Party needs to shake that tree hard to rid itself of the poseurs...
DeleteSure found that out recently.
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