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Apple CEO Tim Cook Promises to Advocate for Immigration Changes with US Lawmakers
- Today, Tim Cook, Apple CEO, pledged at an all‑hands meeting to lobby U.S. lawmakers on immigration and address employee fears about deportation and separation.
- Following national outrage over recent Minneapolis enforcement deaths, Cook expanded on last week’s memo saying he was heartbroken, amid employee criticism of his earlier response.
- Pointing to workforce composition, the CEO said Apple’s strength comes from hiring globally and pledged personal advocacy, noting `hundreds of DACA workers and many team members on visas`.
- By pledging to lobby lawmakers, Cook has stepped into a contentious policy arena mixing corporate influence and civil‑rights pressure, though it remains unclear if this will produce action.
- Beyond immigration, Cook flagged new AI categories and emphasised succession, saying, "I spend a lot of time thinking about who's in the room five years from now, 10 years from now," and previewed Apple Health+ in iOS 27.
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Apple's boss has spoken internally about American migration policy. Deeply dismayed by the methods of ICE, Tim Cook promised to put pressure on legislators. Several other tech bosses have done the same, more or less openly.
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