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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Oh wow, what a surprise, another jobs killing union demanding outrageous compensation for unskilled low education work.

They want UAW to earn up to $50/hr.  Lol, there are so many jobs out there that require education and years of training that make less than that.

Fire them all and replace with migrant workers coming over the border. Or better yet, close all of the plants and make everything in Mexico and El Salvador. Kill two birds with one stone by reducing labor costs and giving jobs to central Americans who need to get out of poverty that drives them to come here in the first place.

First ups drivers get $170k. Now UAW workers get $100k.  What's next, giving the secretary in the office $150k?  Yeah, kiss prices good buy with skyrocketing inflation.  Can't wait until burgers cost $72 and you need to make $1M per year just to live a middle class life.

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While we’re at it, let’s bring in cheaper doctors from the Caribbean med schools. [/quote]

Practicing medicine requires an education, dimwit. That's not the case for UAW or UPS drivers now earning outrageous compensation. [/quote]

Perfect retort from the urban elite

Oblivious to their bias and value judgement that educated people earning high salaries is appropriate age but uneducated people earning high salaries is outrageous

Let’s import millions more , to add to the 4,000,000 illegal aliens and the 800,000 legal immigration pushed by democrats.

Screw those low wage US citizens , I mean deplorables 
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Tell the GOP time to sit down and act like adults instead of whipping up anti-immigrant hysteria while letting businesses profit mightily and depress the wages and workers’ rights of American workers.

And i love how pickled Republicans’ brains are. When’s the last time any of you supported a union? Higher wages? Employee protections? OSHA? I’ll tell you: never. [/quote]

In the time of mass layoff of tech workers, has Biden done anything to protect American’s jobs?

Trump at least did a few things:
1. Buy American, hire American executive order.
2. Pause immigration and work visa from overseas.
3. Crack down HXXXB abuse and asylum EAD abuse. 
4. Crack down illegal immigration.
5. A few plans to pause stem OXXT, H4 EAD etc.

And that’s when the jobs markets were good.

Now there is barely any tech job left on the market, and Biden seems to have done nothing other than:
1. Lower the bar for NIW and EB1 green card.
2. Encourage laid off aliens to stay at US as long as possible by providing one year EAD.
3. PP for H4 EAD.
4. EAD for frivolous and fraudulent asylum claims.
5. No scrutiny for HXXXB or L1 application.
6. Mass green card issuance from oversea embassies.

I was a democrat before but from now on I will only vote for republicans. Even though Trump has done many bad things, at least he did something to protect Americans livelihoods.[/quote]

You haven’t paid attention.

Biden has a much more effective Buy American policy, more effective because he actually knows how to use the government to implement policy whereas Trump had an EO but no functional policy or administration.

One example is the CHIPS Act: 
https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/statements-releases/2022/08/25/fact-sheet-president-biden-signs-executive-order-to-implement-the-chips-and-science-act-of-2022/
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Omg this all the way! Biden is actually making things better for the average hardworking American. It’s about time! Trump is all talk, no action.[/quote]

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