Amy Acton is bad for Ohio but Vivek is bad for the country at large.
The Republican Party has no problem talking about the threat from China and Islam, but they lose the forest for the trees when it comes to India.
India’s primary foreign policy is to economically and politically colonize the United States and other Western countries. Despite voting primarily democrat, their political operatives and donors have mostly hedged their bets with the GOP with the goal of leaving Indians alone. In a decade they have completely taken over major industries, corporations, academia, and are now moving up the political ladder.
Vivek is an agent of Indian colonization and his winning a Governorship will set a precedent of increased Indian colonization from within the GOP (the Dems already support it because of their takes on DEI and Indians being a reliable voting bloc.)
Vivek must lose and we must treat Indian migration as Indian Colonization because that’s what it is.
Texas: Here’s nearly $44 million to bring 3,800 jobs to Dallas.
Morgan Stanley training:
CASTE
CITIZENSHIP
“PRIYA’S RETURN TO WORK”
You genuinely could not write the parody any better.
I can only imagine what we are getting when their discrimination training specifically lists “caste” and “citizenship” as examples of protected characteristics.
Absolute lawlessness at the Rio Bravo over the weekend, and the footage coming out is pure chaos. 🌊🚨
While human smugglers push massive groups into treacherous, fast-moving currents—forcing American agents to risk their own lives conducting emergency water rescues—the situation on the banks has turned into a literal combat zone.
Multiple reports and video clips show projectiles flying. Witnesses are claiming Border Patrol agents had to deploy non-lethal rubber bullets to control aggressive crowds near the water. Meanwhile, Texas DPS and CBP officials have confirmed that actual, live rounds have been fired from the Mexican side of the river directly at our agents.
We have crossed the line from a migrant crisis to an active, low-grade border war. Our agents are being used as lifeguards one minute and target practice the next. How much longer is this sustainable before someone gets killed? 👇💥
#BorderCrisis #RioGrande #OperationLone Star #ImmigrationNews #BorderPatrol #TexasBorder
#anttsinc
@AhmadRehanKhan You’re going to do everything you can to stop us from reclaiming our sovereignty and putting American citizens first. You will not succeed. Times have changed, and Americans are demanding that their government put their interests, laws, and sovereignty first.
@AhmadRehanKhan@emresidents@ProjectImg@rubelizbolivar Rubeliz Bolivar entered the US in 2016 on a tourist visa and overstayed. Her profession does not place her above U.S. immigration law or exempt her from the conditions of her admission and subsequent status.
The relevant question is whether she is here lawfully.
@DHSGenCounsel
White men named Brad don't typically commit welfare fraud.
I’d recommend you start with the baby-momma with a BMW who just got back from her Carnival Cruise.
@AliBradleyTV@lsferguson This is defined as an act of aggression against the United States by Honduras and Mexico.
This is precisely why the US spends billions on national defense:to protect the homeland and people.Our military exists not to serve as the security for Europe, Israel, or any other country.
Sarah doesn’t understand Brad wasn’t just sitting on the couch.
Brad applied to hundreds of jobs in Bentonville. He made it through round after round of interviews and still didn’t get hired. He’s sitting on $40,000 in debt for the education he was told would give him a future.
Meanwhile, the biggest employer in Bentonville is laying off and reorganizing corporate workers while continuing to file thousands of H-1B labor applications.
Maybe the story isn’t as simple as “young American man is lazy and refuses to work.”
@BillMelugin_@iaproject@FoxNews This is defined as an act of aggression against the United States by Honduras and Mexico.
This is precisely why the US spends billions on national defense:to protect the homeland and people.Our military exists not to serve as the security for Europe, Israel, or any other country.
🚨 WHEN DOES THE AMERICAN WORKER ACTUALLY GET FIRST SHOT AT THE JOB?
Follow the employment immigration pipeline:
F-1 student → OPT → STEM OPT → H-1B → PERM
OPT: generally no requirement to recruit Americans first.
STEM OPT: no PERM-style labor market test.
H-1B: most employers are not required to recruit Americans first.
Then, potentially years later, the worker reaches PERM.
NOW the employer generally has to test the labor market and determine whether qualified U.S. workers are available. (This process is also questionable.
Think about how backwards that is.
The foreign worker may already have been working in America for years before we seriously ask:
Could an American have filled this job?
Nobody has to blame the foreign worker for following the rules.
The question is why the rules wait so long to ask about the American worker.
That labor-market test belongs at the FRONT of the process, not the back.
@JeremyLNeufeld@CSETGeorgetown How many of these 180+ “exceptional students” can we actually find here 👇?
All on OPT, Day 1 CPT or STEM OPT.
Nowhere in your study does it show any of those awardees were ever on OPT or CPT.
Show the evidence connecting awardees to these visa pathways.
https://t.co/guKbZxLDY9
A small university in Indiana keeps a second, separately registered federal record that almost nobody opens. On that record sit 9,123 graduate students, 98.3% of them foreign nationals. Trine University.
Trine paid roughly $16 million to a single recruiting agency that runs its offices out of Hyderabad and Warangal. The person that agency lists as its contact is the same person Trine's own press release calls its director of international graduate student recruitment.
None of those payments appear anywhere in eleven years of Trine's audited financial statements.
This is their graduating class.
Jeremy, I read the study. There’s one big problem: it doesn’t actually study OPT.
It shows that many eventual prize winners came to America as students.
It does NOT show that they used OPT.
It does NOT show that OPT is why they stayed.
And it does NOT show that eliminating OPT would have prevented them from remaining through another legal pathway.
“Came here as a student” ≠ “OPT created a superstar.”
Where is the evidence that OPT itself caused the outcome?
Morgan Stanley made $16.9 BILLION in net income last year.
That’s roughly $46 million in profit every single day.
Yet, Texas just offered them a $43.8 million taxpayer-funded “deal-closing” grant to put its new hub in Dallas.
The grant required unanimous approval from Gov. Greg Abbott, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick and House Speaker Dustin Burrows.
I’d love to see them share the math on this one and the terms in the grant that require each these jobs to go to American citizens who currently reside in Texas.
But we all know they can’t.
And they wonder why so many of us R-4 voters can’t support this nonsense anymore.