I am absolutely livid about this because Donald Trump was put into office by millions and millions of Americans who were Democrats two years ago, five years ago, 10 years ago, 30 years ago, over one campaign promise,

and it was to significantly limit immigration, both legal and illegal, because of course,

both legal and illegal immigration reduce American wages because labor is like everything else.

It adheres to the ironclad law of supply and demand.

The more you have of it, the cheaper it is.

And we should want whether we are progressive leftist

or whether we're in the MAGA movement,

we should want American workers to make decent wages

so that our neighbors are living the American dream,

not just the elites. So in general,

this is a massive betrayal of his number one campaign promise. But let me just address very briefly

the H-1B argument specifically. So H-1Bs are defended on the grounds that, number one, we don't

have the talent here, so we need to import it.

And number two, that we're doing a sort of brain drain from the rest of the world.

Let's bring in the best and the brightest.

These are both nonsense.

And I urge your viewers to look the stats up.

I'm going to repeat a few of them, but don't take my word for it.

Look it up.

Right now, there are 17 million people

living in this country who have a degree in STEM, and only 9 million of them are employed in STEM

jobs. There are a whole bunch of them, many millions who are employed in other jobs, and 3 million

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