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It could just stop at hindering. I think it's safe to say at this point that Boeing is hindering Americans. Full stop. I'm a very proud American, my grandfat
by iancmceachern 2y ago
It could just stop at hindering.
I think it's safe to say at this point that Boeing is hindering Americans. Full stop.
I'm a very proud American, my grandfather worked on Apollo, and was a submariner in WWII. Recently Boeing has not made me proud.
- mr90210 2y agoOff-topic: Dear proud American, pls loosen up your immigration rules for highly-skilled workers who despite the last years would still be very grateful to move to America. We want our grandchildren to one day also be proud Americans. Cheers, A friend from abroad who still believes in America
- otteromkram 2y agoDear prospective immigrant, Thanks for the offer, but we have plenty of highly-skilled workers in the US already. Unless you're a medical doctor, that is. Cheers! The Unemployed (and Forgotten) Masses (Note: I'm not unemployed, but was for a several months until earlier this year.)
- silexia 2y agoIf we stopped illegal immigration, we would have far more room for high skills legal immigrants.
- barbazoo 2y agoHow does that work exactly?
- nozzlegear 2y agoHighly-skilled, legal immigrants and ostensibly low-skilled, illegal immigrants are two different groups of people with different motivations. Low-skilled immigrants contribute to different kinds of jobs (e.g. agriculture, construction, domestic work) than the ones highly-skilled, legal immigrants do. A family swimming across the Rio Grande, trying to escape destitution in Venezuela, probably isn't going to take a programming job from the man or woman from India, who came to the US on a work visa.