MEDIA: Why tech is so quiet on the California protests

Politico's Aaron Mak on whether Donald Trump will attempt to enlist
Peter Thiel's VP JD Vance or Norm Braman's Little Marco Rubio to serve
as Deputy Chief Salescritters for Trump's bipartisan, comprehensive,
merit-based immigration reform legislative legacy authored by the Cheap
Labor Lobby and does Susie Wiles advise Thiel and Braman that the juice
is worth the squeeze:
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| Tech companies rely heavily on foreign-born workers, and on high-
| skilled immigration in particular. And the industry was vocal in the
| immigration debate just six months ago, rallying for the H-1B and
| student visa pipelines that have reliably attracted talent to their
| workforces.
|
| Tech figures even seemed cautiously optimistic that Donald Trump's
| administration might help them loosen some of the rules, with
| leaders like Elon Musk and Marc Andreessen trying to coax Trump into
| increasing visa numbers.

Did NeverBackDown.ORG's Ken Cuccinelli and Steve Cortes advise Casey
DeSantis to dispatch Ron to David McIntosh's ClubForGrowth.ORG to beg
for go-ahead to deploy the likes of Ann Coulter onto Lachlan Murdoch's
FoxNews.COM campaign stage to impeach Trump for dispatch Jared and
Ivanka Kushner to Silicon Valley to sue for peace with the likes of
Mark Zuckerberg and his FWD.US Todd Schulte?
John
groenveld@acm.org
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