A heated debate has erupted over the H-1BVs program, triggered by some comments from

Doge, duo, Elon Musk, and Vivek Ramoswamy.

This topic could become a key factor in the incoming policies of the United States when

it comes to immigration, domestic manufacturing, and American innovation.

And speaking of immigration, Mexico is now preparing to deal with

Trump's proposed plans for mass deportations. They are currently developing a mobile app for its citizens

who are in the United States illegally, and it's being described as a panic button. Also, there are

growing signs of instability within China.

CCP leader Xi Jinping is now establishing detention facilities

where he plans to hold his targets for purges within the Communist Party itself.

I'm the Epic Times Senior Investigator reporter Joshua Phillip, and this is Crossroads.

First off, folks, on the H-1B visas, you might have seen some of the chatter on this.

A heated debate is erupting on X right now. H-1B visas. These are the big topics, right?

The visas they give to people who are highly skilled in a certain area. And now president-elect

Donald Trump has chimed in. The debate was triggered over comments from Elon Musk and Vivek

Ramoswamy, who will be heading the incoming Department of Government Efficiency,

or Doge.

And both came out in very strong support of the visas, while many influencers, even mostly on

Trump's side of the aisle, who tend to lean in that direction, they came out very strongly

against the H-1B visas.

And so a lot of media framed this as a kind of civil war within

Trump's base. Now, the topic could become a key factor because, you know, this ties into

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