MEDIA: Reforming Broken American Immigration Policy

Mike Adams for The White Papers Policy Institute on what will be the
foreign born population in Howard Lutnick's Census.GOV headcounts and
Lori Chavez-DeRemer's DoL.GOV labor surveys and how Susie Wiles
recommends Donald Trump's endorsed successor sell the hard facts on
the ground to legacy American proles in 2028:
<URL:https://whitepapersinstitute.substack.com/p/reforming-broken-american-immigration>
| The current H-1B system allows for 85,000 new H-1B visas to be
| issued each year plus an additional unlimited number issued to H-1B
| applicants who seek to work for government and types of non-profits.
| These additional non-capped H-1Bs account for large volumes of new
| immigrants. According to Pew Research Center data 141,207 new H-1Bs
| were issued in fiscal year (FY 2024), or 56,107 more than the 85,000
| cap thanks to the above-mentioned exceptions for certain entities.
| In total some 400,000 H-1B visas were issued in 2024 with the
| remaining 258,196 being renewals, and this still does not tell the
| whole story of H-1Bs! Each year roughly 30,000 to 40,000 H-1B
| workers become green card holders according to US government data,
| and thus remain in the country able to permanently compete with
| Americans.

BTW John Miano wondered out loud on Steve Bannon's WarRoom.ORG
whether Trump will side with the Cheap Labor Lobby or his voters
about halfway with Natalie Winters guest host:
<URL:https://warroom.org/episode-4519-visa-warfare-when-will-republicans-fight-back/>
John
groenveld@acm.org
--
"Playing the role of Panda, Mrs Sun Yun, director of the China
program at the Stimson Center, said it is the first time Lifeng and
Bessent have talked. However, given the position of President Trump
comfortably willing to wait-out the dragon thrashing, panda Sun
doubts the Geneva meeting will produce any substantive results." -
<URL:https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2025/05/10/behind-
the-panda-mask-president-trumps-trade-strategy-with-china-is-
crushing-beijing/>