MEDIA: Trump's Birthright Citizenship Order Sparks Fear in H-1B Parents

Michael Bloomberg's guest bloggers, Francesca Maglione and Alicia
Caldwell on whether Susie Wiles believes that the Cheap Labor Lobby's
flacks can move the needle towards Donald Trump's bipartisan,
comprehensive, merit-based, immigration reform legislative legacy
authored by the Cheap Labor Lobby and passed by Mike Johnson's
House.GOV and John Thune's Senate.GOV with sob stories regarding
the Cheap Labor Lobby's scab workers:
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| The US is fairly unique in offering unconditional birthright
| citizenship, creating a special enticement for foreign workers
| deciding on which country to move to. Mexico and Canada have similar
| rules, but places including Australia, Germany, India and the UK
| don't. If US nationals have a baby in Australia, for example, the
| child will automatically get the same visa status as the parents.
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| There is no official US data available about how many children are
| born to non-citizens annually. But in lawsuits challenging the
| order, lawyers said at least 150,000 children a year could be
| affected.

Will Trump's signature immigration reform legislative legacy
expedite the issuance of Green Cards to Indian and Chinese H-1B
workers and how does Lori Chavez-DeRemer's Labor.GOV analysts
predict that will impact BLS.GOV STEM labor market surveys?

John
groenveld@acm.org
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"berniebros simping for birdbrained third world ethnonarcissists
kinda gives the whole game away. ppl like the "squad" chicks clearly
care way less about class theory than about idpol & their own
careers, anyone who thinks theyll bring us scandi socialism is not a
serious person" - Turning Point Wuhan
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