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Donald Trump aide Steve Bannon says: No H1-B visas, tell them, You get ....

Donald Trump aide Steve Bannon says: No H1-B visas, tell them, You get ....

Time of India4 days ago
President Donald Trump's aide and former adviser Steve Bannon has been a vocal critic of the H-1B visa programme. He has slammed H-1B visa holders on numerous occasions. In a recent podcast, Bannon said that America does not need any foreign students and that they should not be given more than 30 days to stay in America after the completion of their degree. He then went on to add that an Exit Visa should be stapled to their passports. The
H-1B visa program
allows American companies to hire foreign workers for specialty occupations and is used dominantly by the tech companies.
"I don't think you should have any foreign students in the country right now. No H1B visas. Instead of stapling a green card to their diploma, staple an exit visa. You get 30 days to hang out with classmates, do alumni stuff, then leave. The countries of the world won't get better if you're sucking up every piece of talent. That's how the British ran their empire. It's imperial," wrote Bannon.
Late last month during another podcast, Bannon said that the US needs to cut all Visa programmes: "We need to cut all visa programs. If you need an Einstein, there's always a way to get one in. But I'm also a big advocate of sending those Einsteins home and having them make their countries great again. That's how you get peace and prosperity worldwide."
JD Vance called out Big Tech for firing Americans while hiring H-1B visa holders
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Speaking with The All-In podcast hosts on a panel at the "Winning the AI Race" AI Summit last month, Vice President JD Vance blasted Big Tech companies for firing American workers and then claiming they need visas for foreign labor. "Well, wait a second," Vance said, explaining his thought process. "If you're not hiring American workers coming out of colleges for these jobs, then how can you say that you have a massive shortage in these jobs? "And by the way, you see some Big Tech companies where they'll lay off 9,000 workers, and then they'll apply for a bunch of overseas visas," he added. His comments are said to be referencing Microsoft that announced 9,000 layoffs at the beginning of July amid reports that the company had applied for 9,000-plus H1-B visas.
Steve Bannon asked Donald Trump to revisit H-1B visa law enacted in 1990
In December 2024, Steve Bannon called the H-1B visa programme a "a total and complete scam to destroy the American worker" and demanded "reparations for tech workers." He even went on to target Tesla CEO Elon Musk for his support of it. He also claimed that the program allows tech companies to import cheap labor while undermining the talented US workers.
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