US Edition'Put America First': Trump and JD Vance Slam Tech Giants for Hiring Indian H-1B Workers Over Americans
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U.S. Vice President JD Vance spoke at a bipartisan event hosted by the Hill and Valley Forum on Wednesday (July 23), accusing Microsoft and other technology giants of firing American employees while using the H-1B visa program to bring in a large number of immigrant employees.
American Swaraj? Trump Urges Tech Giants to ‘Stop Hiring Indians,’ Thrusting America First Policy on Silicon Valley - American Kahani
President Donald Trump on Wednesday directly urged major U.S. technology companies to cease hiring Indian workers, delivering his most explicit statement yet against foreign tech talent during an AI Summit that marked a significant escalation of immigration restrictions he began during his first presidency. Speaking to tech industry leaders including executives from Google and Microsoft, Trump declared that American companies should prioritize d…
Financial News Network - JD Vance calls out Big Tech for firing Americans while hiring cheap foreign H-1B visa replacements
Vice President JD Vance criticized tech companies for laying off American workers while applying for overseas H-1B visas, calling their worker shortage claims 'bulls---'Read More …
'Put America First': Trump and JD Vance Slam Tech Giants for Hiring Indian H-1B Workers Over Americans
A significant shift in the American tech landscape is on the horizon as US President Donald Trump and Vice-President JD Vance have openly voiced their resentment when it comes to Big Tech's love affair with foreign workers.The gloves are off, and Silicon Valley's cosy relationship with H-1B visa holders—particularly from India—is squarely in the crosshairs.Trump Takes Aim at Tech's Overseas PracticesAddressing the AI Summit on Wednesday, Preside…
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