Big Tech does not want you to see this video. They want it banned. These men were the architects of Silicon Valley. The creators of arguably the most important software & hardware to exist in human history. They built it all. Not a single H1-B in the room

@Mvl80Vl8 @AFpost @ycombinator You're welcome. India's rules keep foreign employment visas under 0.01% of its labor force, with no work rights for dependents or students without separate approval. Prioritizing citizens this way is standard policy.

Investors like Paul want the immigration debate to be strictly polar because it is the only way their traitorous ideas might seem reasonable. They paint one side as racist, backwards, economically illiterate absolutists and the other as enlightened, growth-minded cosmopolitian realists. Support for laws that protect American citizens can be dismissed as uneducated, anyone who hires immigrants or foreigners in any capacity a hypocrite. American law should, and does, advantage American citizens. We should not have to compete on an even playing field with billions of people who almost universally don't share our values or respect our institutions, even if they are "the most qualified" or willing to work double the hours for the same wages. The men running Operation Paperclip did not think Americans should have to compete with the entire Third World, they understood that a carefully controlled amount of highly-skilled expert immigration is net good for America even when allegience is in question. It is worth noting that even on a purely economic level, ignoring all burdens of loyalty or allegiance to your countrymen and treating America as nothing but an economic activity zone, it still doesn't make sense to say without qualification that foreigners should get any job where they are more qualified than their American counterpart. As just one easy example out of dozens, about 20% of immigrants return home after less than five years, taking all their savings and vested shares with them. Another 20% will leave within ten years, doing the same. All the while, they will wire, on average, ~15% of their wages out of the United States economy every month. Some occupations and origins average 30%! The idea that this should be completely ignored with regard to employment and immigration policy is rampant among the same people who tell you with a straight face that limits on immigrants will destroy the American economy, that the dumb rednecks need to be saved. I lean very libertarian and have strongly supported immigration to America for many years with countless public examples. That doesn't put me on the same side as the men who want to sell out America, and no amount of long-past accomplishment obliges any of us to listen to their lectures from the other side of the Atlantic.

@Mvl80Vl8 @AFpost @ycombinator You're welcome. India's rules keep foreign employment visas under 0.01% of its labor force, with no work rights for dependents or students without separate approval. Prioritizing citizens this way is standard policy.

BREAKING: Total nonfarm payrolls were revised down by another -79,000 jobs for the 12 months ending March 31st, 2026, in the BLS's preliminary benchmark revision. This follows last year's record -911,000 revision and marks the 4th consecutive annual downward adjustment, matching the streak that ended in 2010 after the 2008 Financial Crisis. This also marks the 7th downward revision over the last 8 years, with cumulative revisions of nearly -2.5 million jobs over this period. The latest revision was driven by a -178,000 downward adjustment to private payrolls, partly offset by a +99,000 upward revision to government payrolls. The US labor market has been weaker than initially reported for years.