New Factories in United States

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Will the administration be granting visas to immigrants who work in the new U.S. factories Trump keeps predicting? Or is the administration expecting that US citizens will fill those jobs?

WTH, no! Americans are apparently dying to screw in tiny screws, per Lutnick, so MAGA will be clamoring for these low-paid jobs.

It's like driving a truck, pretty easy and you can listen to the radio, get paid the same. Except big S, Stigmacrats.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
And I want a pony.

Look, a lot of people can gear down and just spend less money. If there are two parents in a household, that might mean one becoming a SAHP (of any gender).

Spending less money and buying fewer things is going to be just the shot in the arm this faltering economy needs. We had it far too easy for too long.

I know, having cancer research for decades was the “too easy” life. The scientists and doctors can screw tiny screws, OR will take up the valuable offers from England and Canada, who remain remarkably pro-experts.

Yes.

Canada:

- Saskatchewan -- "Saskatchewan is hoping to capitalize on the "uncertain political climate in the United States" and recruit doctors from south of the border."
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatchewan/american-doctor-recruiment-1.7505983

- British Columbia -- "British Columbia's health minister, Josie Osborne, has announced plans to fast-track the recognition of credentials for American doctors and nurses. This initiative comes at a time of escalating trade tensions between Canada and the United States, with the province seeing an opportunity to attract skilled healthcare workers from south of the border."
https://nurse.org/news/canada-hire-usa-trained-nurses/

- Ontario -- "Now is the time "to turn U.S. 'brain drain' into Canadian 'brain gain,'" Canadian Medical Association (CMA) president Dr. Joss Reimer said in a statement last week. "Canada must act quickly to attract the American medical and scientific professionals who no longer feel valued in Trump's United States with its mass layoffs and the elimination of health programs and research positions," she said."
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/hamilton/american-family-doctors-1.7513107

- Manitoba: "The headline on a recruitment website invites doctors to practise "with stability and certainty, where you are valued and trusted as a physician" and to "build a practice and life you'll love in Manitoba." A print ad highlights Manitoba's health-care system as one "that values medical evidence" and enables doctors to practise with "zero political interference between you and your patient.""
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/doctors-manitoba-recruitment-united-states-1.7412424

- Nova Scotia: "The authority launched a digital recruiting campaign in the U.S. in November, targeting physicians feeling uneasy about the election results. "We saw it as an opportunity with the election to remind folks and the leads that we have in the U.S. that we are here, ready and waiting for them should they wish to choose Nova Scotia to come practise here," said Katrina Philopoulos, the director of physician recruiting."
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/american-doctors-look-to-nova-scotia-amid-trump-uncertainty-1.7500240

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Not to mention those researchers being actively courted by Europe.

- France: "At a time when academic freedom is sometimes called into question, Aix-Marseille Université is launching the Safe Place For Science program, offering a safe and stimulating environment for scientists wishing to pursue their research in complete freedom. In a context where some scientists in the United States may feel threatened or hindered in their research, our university is announcing the launch of the Safe Place For Science program, dedicated to welcoming scientists wishing to pursue their work in an environment conducive to innovation, excellence and academic freedom."
https://www.univ-amu.fr/en/public/actualites/safe-place-science-aix-marseille-universite-ready-welcome-american-scientists

Add The Netherlands, Australia, Germany, and so on.

[Anonymous]

What feds do you plan to have work in the factories, again? Are chains and leg irons involved, because, lot of options elsewhere for many of them.

I think it's going to be MAGA Joe Schmoe on the (now non-existent) disability who'll have to step up to the plate, for the good of Trump and country. Freedom!

[Anonymous]

There are not going to be new factories in the US anytime soon. Companies are reeling from the economic blow Trump and his merry and of idiots have hit them with from tariffs to lawlessness. No one has the capital to build anything new. No one has excess money to pay through the nose to source materials for these factories.

[Anonymous]

And yet MAGA has yet to fully wake up to reality, despite the fact that it's coming directly for them in the face.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There are not going to be new factories in the US anytime soon. Companies are reeling from the economic blow Trump and his merry and of idiots have hit them with from tariffs to lawlessness. No one has the capital to build anything new. No one has excess money to pay through the nose to source materials for these factories.

We always knew technologies prosperity is a lie.

[Anonymous]

7 trillion in foreign investment already.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Won’t there be a need for foreign labor? For example, TMSC is bringing in workers from Taiwan for the TMSC factory in Arizona. Won’t that be the pattern for most new factories?

There a million infilled jobs in manufacturing and construction right now.

[Anonymous]

^^^ UNfilled jobs

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Will the administration be granting visas to immigrants who work in the new U.S. factories Trump keeps predicting? Or is the administration expecting that US citizens will fill those jobs?

Hate to break it to the boomer MAGAs but...

Most *brand new* factories that will be spinning up will be heavily automated. There won't be that many jobs to work at those plants.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Will the administration be granting visas to immigrants who work in the new U.S. factories Trump keeps predicting? Or is the administration expecting that US citizens will fill those jobs?

Hate to break it to the boomer MAGAs but...

Most *brand new* factories that will be spinning up will be heavily automated. There won't be that many jobs to work at those plants.

China is already moving heavily into dark factories. These idiot MAGAs are trying to race to the bottom so that they can work cheaper than a robot.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
And I want a pony.

Look, a lot of people can gear down and just spend less money. If there are two parents in a household, that might mean one becoming a SAHP (of any gender).

Spending less money and buying fewer things is going to be just the shot in the arm this faltering economy needs. We had it far too easy for too long.

Most logical post I’ve seen in a while on here. We’ve been riding high on cheap good and excess for too long.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
And I want a pony.

Look, a lot of people can gear down and just spend less money. If there are two parents in a household, that might mean one becoming a SAHP (of any gender).

Spending less money and buying fewer things is going to be just the shot in the arm this faltering economy needs. We had it far too easy for too long.

I know, having cancer research for decades was the “too easy” life. The scientists and doctors can screw tiny screws, OR will take up the valuable offers from England and Canada, who remain remarkably pro-experts.

Yes.

Canada:

- Saskatchewan -- "Saskatchewan is hoping to capitalize on the "uncertain political climate in the United States" and recruit doctors from south of the border."
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatchewan/american-doctor-recruiment-1.7505983

- British Columbia -- "British Columbia's health minister, Josie Osborne, has announced plans to fast-track the recognition of credentials for American doctors and nurses. This initiative comes at a time of escalating trade tensions between Canada and the United States, with the province seeing an opportunity to attract skilled healthcare workers from south of the border."
https://nurse.org/news/canada-hire-usa-trained-nurses/

- Ontario -- "Now is the time "to turn U.S. 'brain drain' into Canadian 'brain gain,'" Canadian Medical Association (CMA) president Dr. Joss Reimer said in a statement last week. "Canada must act quickly to attract the American medical and scientific professionals who no longer feel valued in Trump's United States with its mass layoffs and the elimination of health programs and research positions," she said."
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/hamilton/american-family-doctors-1.7513107

- Manitoba: "The headline on a recruitment website invites doctors to practise "with stability and certainty, where you are valued and trusted as a physician" and to "build a practice and life you'll love in Manitoba." A print ad highlights Manitoba's health-care system as one "that values medical evidence" and enables doctors to practise with "zero political interference between you and your patient.""
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/doctors-manitoba-recruitment-united-states-1.7412424

- Nova Scotia: "The authority launched a digital recruiting campaign in the U.S. in November, targeting physicians feeling uneasy about the election results. "We saw it as an opportunity with the election to remind folks and the leads that we have in the U.S. that we are here, ready and waiting for them should they wish to choose Nova Scotia to come practise here," said Katrina Philopoulos, the director of physician recruiting."
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/american-doctors-look-to-nova-scotia-amid-trump-uncertainty-1.7500240

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Not to mention those researchers being actively courted by Europe.

- France: "At a time when academic freedom is sometimes called into question, Aix-Marseille Université is launching the Safe Place For Science program, offering a safe and stimulating environment for scientists wishing to pursue their research in complete freedom. In a context where some scientists in the United States may feel threatened or hindered in their research, our university is announcing the launch of the Safe Place For Science program, dedicated to welcoming scientists wishing to pursue their work in an environment conducive to innovation, excellence and academic freedom."
https://www.univ-amu.fr/en/public/actualites/safe-place-science-aix-marseille-universite-ready-welcome-american-scientists

Add The Netherlands, Australia, Germany, and so on.

Would any of these countries like government cybersecurity specialist or an engineer?!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
And I want a pony.

Look, a lot of people can gear down and just spend less money. If there are two parents in a household, that might mean one becoming a SAHP (of any gender).

Spending less money and buying fewer things is going to be just the shot in the arm this faltering economy needs. We had it far too easy for too long.

Most logical post I’ve seen in a while on here. We’ve been riding high on cheap good and excess for too long.

70% of the US economy is driven by consumer demand. Our economy would shrink. I suppose you think that's a good thing, and we should all live like Russians where we don't have many consumer choices.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
And I want a pony.

Look, a lot of people can gear down and just spend less money. If there are two parents in a household, that might mean one becoming a SAHP (of any gender).

Spending less money and buying fewer things is going to be just the shot in the arm this faltering economy needs. We had it far too easy for too long.

Most logical post I’ve seen in a while on here. We’ve been riding high on cheap good and excess for too long.

And you call liberals Marxists?! We are officially in the upside down now.