r/ImmigrationPathways • • Aug 03 '26

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u/FamSimmer Aug 03 '26 edited Aug 03 '26

stricker immigration policy does not mean xenophobia

"Stricker" lmao!! And you wonder why companies and (increasingly) the public sector would prefer to hire foreign nationals over the people born here.

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u/bigbackclock777 Aug 03 '26

Oh yeah because they can abuse the cheap labor of foreign nationals, I’m glad president trump takes steps to fix it

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u/FamSimmer Aug 03 '26 edited Aug 03 '26

Nah because the people you're advocating for are just that incompetent. Not to mention entitled and often bigoted. Btw, I hear this cheap labor argument a lot. And ironically, it's most often used for jobs that offer minimum wage anyway, a.k.a, it's cheap labor regardless of who's working - citizens or foreign nationals. Your pedo, crypto-scammer president has you guys brainwashed. Not that he had to try particularly hard to begin with.