What is Trump doing with these immigration cards? I, all this stuff we've started uncover about

these foreign workers replacing Americans, especially right here in Indiana. I don't think I like

this at all now, but what's going on? So the Trump administration, they launched the Trump card.gov.

It's a website for people to go to register if they're interested in the gold card visa. The visa would

allow U.S. residency in exchange for a $5 million investment in the country. Okay, so let's talk about

this for a second. I'll just give us a chance to preview tomorrow. Stephen Whitmer, our buddy from

the indie reporter, a Twitter account, is going to be with us.

And he has done a deep dive on just how many foreign workers have been brought into this state by specific companies that made very big promises in terms of investment.

And what you're starting to realize is when these

companies, these foreign companies, talk about investment, they're talking about investing in their

own people. And they've got these politicians selling this fool's gold that, oh, they're going to

build this building. Well, most of the time the building has, especially something like an

emphasis or something,

such economic development incentives with it and abatements and everything,

that it will take decades for that building to ever pay some sort of benefit to the populace.

And then they talk about the workers and the jobs it'll create.

And what they don't tell you is the percentage of people who, one, won't even come from the state,

but two, the amount that won't even come from the state, but two, the amount that

won't even come from the country. And what you're starting to realize, and I think as people

start to put the pieces together, and Stephen is going to lay all of this out tomorrow, because he is

actually, Stephen, this sounds crazy, but Stephen Whitmer and the indie reporter people are now the

leading people on the whole

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