MEDIA: Trump's immigration restrictions are pushing Corporate America into remote work faster

Gleb Tsipursky for the The Hill on what will be foreign born
population in Howard Lutnick's Census.GOV headcounts and share of the
American labor market in Lori Chavez-DeRemer's DoL.GOV surveys by
election day 2028 and which segments of America's Cheap Labor Lobby
will care if Donald Trump's successor wins on an immigration moratorium
and repatriation campaign:
<URL:https://thehill.com/opinion/white-house/5340587-immigration-restrictions-boost-remote-work/>
| Investors grasp the leverage. Each thousand dollars denied to moving
| costs drops straight to the bottom line. Client win-rates jump
| because geographically diverse teams localize products faster.
| Lobbyists still fight for higher visa quotas, yet chief financial
| officers quietly model scenarios around a fully remote future. The
| harder Washington squeezes physical entry, the wider corporate
| America swings open its digital door.

How much fraud and overstay does Kristi Noem's USCIS.GOV analysts
guesstimate in the L intra-corporate and B outside consulting work
categories?
John
groenveld@acm.org
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