US EditionTrump says allowing skilled immigrants to train US workers ‘is MAGA’
Trump said skilled immigrants are essential to train U.S. workers at complex factories, citing hundreds of South Korean Hyundai workers as an example, despite some MAGA opposition.
- President Donald Trump stated that the U.S. needs skilled immigrants to train American workers in high-tech jobs, claiming it aligns with his political beliefs and is beneficial to the economy.
- During a speech at the U.S.-Saudi Investment Forum, Trump emphasized the need for foreign workers to help open and run complex factories, stating, 'You can't come in, open up a massive computer chip factory... and think you're going to hire people off an unemployment line to run it.'
- Trump faced criticism about immigration from some of his supporters in the MAGA movement, asserting that 'they're going to have to bring thousands of people with them.'
- The discussion follows a significant immigration raid involving South Korean workers at a Hyundai plant, raising concerns about foreign investment in the U.S.
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President Donald Trump has made hardline immigration policies a central issue, but he acknowledged Wednesday that he has been criticized for saying recently, by his supporters of “Making America Big Again,” that some qualified immigrants should be allowed into the country. Trump told a group of business executives that the U.S. needs immigrants who can train domestic workers in high-tech factories, and insisted that doing so is not incompatible …
Trump Rebuffs MAGA, Says US Needs Foreign Tech Workers
President Donald Trump on Wednesday defended his decision to continue welcoming foreign workers to the United States for tech manufacturing jobs, suggesting that American workers are not yet prepared for the demands of advanced chip production, a remark likely to stir further discontent within parts of his base."You can't come in and open up a massive computer chip factory for billions and billions of dollars, like is being done in Arizona, and …
Trump Rebuffs MAGA, Says US Needs Foreign Tech Workers
President Donald Trump on Wednesday defended his decision to continue welcoming foreign workers to the United States for tech manufacturing jobs, suggesting that American workers are not yet prepared for the demands of advanced chip production, a remark likely to stir further discontent within parts of his base."You can't come in and open up a massive computer chip factory for billions and billions of dollars, like is being done in Arizona, and …
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