> It’s a perfectly logical (if not humane given current immigration law) position to hold that companies should be required to lay off visa holders first Elon

> It’s a perfectly logical (if not humane given current immigration law) position to hold that companies should be required to lay off visa holders first Elon Musk didn't get laid off in the 2000-01 tech bubble presumably because he was good? But maybe it should be perfectly "logical" to send him home. Incredibly short sighted take, the US have doubled the population in the past 60 years, are we running a 50% unemployment rate? The selective immigration have hugely benefited the US and its native population.