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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]we know  Democrats Priorities based on what they did.

it is the democrats that expand immigration which allows companies to stomp on workers , and they wonder why they lose Elections . Focus on US workers first and never lose.

1.Biden refuses to mandate e-verify. there is no reason to require corporations to hire US workers. -https://www.governing.com/work/e-verify-creates-loophole-for-undocumented-workers-employers.html

2.Biden helps US companies replace US workers with cheap foreign labor by expanding H1B - https://www.axios.com/2022/01/12/h1b-visa-approval-rate-tech-biden-immigration

3.Biden expanded OPT to new job categories, this helps companies replace US workers with cheap foreign indentured servants - https://www.fragomen.com/insights/united-states-white-house-announces-expansion-of-stem-opt-program-and-other-initiatives-to-attract-stem-talent.html

F1 - Legal system requires F-1 students to remain with employer for approximately 7-12 years

4.Biden proposes to create brand new W-1 visa with unlimited Green Cards, because we mythically don't have enough workers in the US, we devalued a master with H1B, and now we will devalue PhDs with W-1 visas - https://www.forbes.com/sites/stuartanderson/2022/01/27/house-adds-game-changing-visas-for-immigrant-startups-and-phds/?sh=500faa1810be

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All I see is Biden, Biden, Biden..... Biden is retired and no longer an influence on the Dem Party. The modern day Dem Party is the party of Obama and Clinton and their stances on immigration laws and protocols were nothing like what you describe above.

Feel free to waste your time hating on the irrelevant and retired Biden all you want. Dems have moved on and are a full election cycle ahead of the GOP in getting rid of their elderly and unfit POTUS.[/quote]

Democrats have moved on?

Not a single Democrats has advocating for reducing the overwhelming immigration.  not a single one. [/quote]

Either the border will be secure and comprehensive immigration/asylum law reform will be passed and enacted by 2028 or Trump will have once again failed to come through on his number one campaign promise. If  overwhelming immigration is an issue in 2028, it will be the GOP's problem.

Try to keep up. 2024 is behind us. Ths GOP has all the power to succeed or fail with. [/quote]

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