Prioritizing American Workers Over Immigration Industrial Complex
Submitted by MAGA
Posted 3 days ago
**Crisis After Crisis: America’s Jobs at Risk from the Immigration Industrial Complex**
As the Biden administration continues to grapple with setbacks, a looming threat remains unchecked: the Immigration Industrial Complex, a system fundamentally undermining American workers.
In the midst of soaring illegal immigration and economic turmoil, the interests of corporations are being prioritized over hardworking Americans.
From outsourced jobs to imported labor, the consequences of this crisis are profound.
The reality is stark: nearly four million American jobs have vanished since the turn of the millennium due to a relentless trade deficit with countries like China.
The bleak scenario extends beyond merely offshoring; job opportunities are being filled by foreign workers, often displacing qualified American candidates in favor of cheaper, imported labor.
Programs such as H-1B and L-1 visas allow companies to circumvent the American workforce altogether, benefiting from a labor pool that is growing by the day.
Recent data indicates that out of thirty million immigrant workers in the U.S., about twenty-two million are here legally, benefiting from a system designed to keep wages low and opportunities scarce for average Americans.
This isn’t just a failure of policy but a profound shift in the way the American economy operates, where the needs of the domestic workforce are consistently overshadowed by corporate interests.
The problem deepens as companies utilize loopholes in employment-based visa processes to sideline American applicants.
A concerning trend emerges where businesses feign attempts to hire American workers, ultimately selecting foreign labor that costs less, providing an alarming disregard for the middle class.
With seventy-five to eighty percent of America’s annual population growth fueled by immigration, even halting illegal immigration does little to address the root of the problem.
As reported, many former American workers now find themselves in a cycle of stagnation—with rising unemployment rates and dwindling job prospects.
This alarming situation has triggered a call to action: it’s time for American workers to reclaim their opportunities, and with that, their dignity.
We must not settle for a reality where corporate giants profit by sacrificing American labor—the future of our economy depends on prioritizing the American worker and holding corporations accountable.
The message is clear: if we continue on this path without reform, we risk losing the backbone of our economy and the essence of the American Dream.
This is not just a political issue; it’s a matter of national survival.
America must stand firm against the exploitation of working-class citizens, demanding that their needs be put first in a country built on the principles of opportunity and hard work.
The time for action is now.
Sources:
jonathanturley.org
dailysignal.com
wnd.com
As the Biden administration continues to grapple with setbacks, a looming threat remains unchecked: the Immigration Industrial Complex, a system fundamentally undermining American workers.
In the midst of soaring illegal immigration and economic turmoil, the interests of corporations are being prioritized over hardworking Americans.
From outsourced jobs to imported labor, the consequences of this crisis are profound.
The reality is stark: nearly four million American jobs have vanished since the turn of the millennium due to a relentless trade deficit with countries like China.
The bleak scenario extends beyond merely offshoring; job opportunities are being filled by foreign workers, often displacing qualified American candidates in favor of cheaper, imported labor.
Programs such as H-1B and L-1 visas allow companies to circumvent the American workforce altogether, benefiting from a labor pool that is growing by the day.
Recent data indicates that out of thirty million immigrant workers in the U.S., about twenty-two million are here legally, benefiting from a system designed to keep wages low and opportunities scarce for average Americans.
This isn’t just a failure of policy but a profound shift in the way the American economy operates, where the needs of the domestic workforce are consistently overshadowed by corporate interests.
The problem deepens as companies utilize loopholes in employment-based visa processes to sideline American applicants.
A concerning trend emerges where businesses feign attempts to hire American workers, ultimately selecting foreign labor that costs less, providing an alarming disregard for the middle class.
With seventy-five to eighty percent of America’s annual population growth fueled by immigration, even halting illegal immigration does little to address the root of the problem.
As reported, many former American workers now find themselves in a cycle of stagnation—with rising unemployment rates and dwindling job prospects.
This alarming situation has triggered a call to action: it’s time for American workers to reclaim their opportunities, and with that, their dignity.
We must not settle for a reality where corporate giants profit by sacrificing American labor—the future of our economy depends on prioritizing the American worker and holding corporations accountable.
The message is clear: if we continue on this path without reform, we risk losing the backbone of our economy and the essence of the American Dream.
This is not just a political issue; it’s a matter of national survival.
America must stand firm against the exploitation of working-class citizens, demanding that their needs be put first in a country built on the principles of opportunity and hard work.
The time for action is now.
Sources:
jonathanturley.org
dailysignal.com
wnd.com
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