Welcome to the AM Update, week in review, a collection of the best moments from Aaron McIntyre's

morning update.

America's governor, Ron DeSantis, goes off on companies like Microsoft firing Americans only to apply for more H-1B visas.

But there's also some people, a lot of these Republicans

would say, oh, you can have a million people plow on as long as it's legal, that's good. Is that

really good? Doesn't it depend on why they're coming in? Like, for example, you have some of these

tech companies, they're laying off all these American workers, and then they're importing H-1B visa

people to work for cheaper.

I think that's a total scam. I don't think that that's good. Yes, it is legal the way they're doing it.

I acknowledge that. They're using something that's on the books. But is that good policy for us as a country to have Americans put out of work and then to bring in H-1B visa.

And then they do chain migration from the H-1B.

So the H-1B is bringing in other folks.

And it's almost like indentured servitude because you can't leave the company.

And so these companies love it because they save a lot of money off of it,

but that's not putting the American people first.

And so there's a whole host of, I think, really important issues.

And the way I view it is, we're a country with borders and sovereignty.

And if you don't have that, then you don't ultimately have a country.

We, the American people, decide who comes and who doesn't.

And you can do that however you want.

American people have enacted through their representatives this H-1B.

We're free to get that be taken away.

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