Author Archives: Kevin Lynn
The Wild and Raucous World of H-1B Visa, OPT, and CPT Reform
Responding to the irrepressible public outcry against employment visa programs such as the H-1B, President [...]
PBS’ H-1B Story Isn’t Complicated — It’s Card Stacked
The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines propaganda as, ideas, facts, or allegations spread deliberately to further one’s [...]
The Soul of Work
When Principle Became Performance Part II of a series on the 114th International Labour Conference, [...]
Ten Years Later: Revisiting Orlov’s Warning About the Machine We Built
Watch Video on Substack In 2016, Dmitri Orlov, the Soviet-born engineer who chronicled the collapse [...]
Data On OPT Foreign Workers Taking San Francisco Computer and Engineering Jobs
American citizen engineering and computer science graduates receive reduced entry-level job opportunities because of Optional [...]
This Will Be 1922, Not 1946
Sometime between July 19 through 20, our solar system’s four outer planets locked into an [...]
You Don’t Need 40,000 Acres in a Desert: The Case for Smarter Data Centers
When Kevin O’Leary — “Mr. Wonderful” of Shark Tank fame — sat down with Tucker Carlson last [...]
The Builder and the Extractors
There is a tale of two software companies that tells you nearly everything you need [...]
The White House Doesn’t Need Congress to Help Struggling Graduates
At a recent Turning Point USA event, a group of college students told JD Vance that [...]
The Leash We Don’t See
Benjamin Franklin once observed that a lightning rod saves the house by absorbing the strike. [...]
They Told You It Was About Policy. It Was Always About Power.
Fair warning: Francis was a controversial figure and not without his critics on matters beyond [...]
Leviathan and Its Enemies
Leviathan and Its Enemies is a book about power: who has it, how they got [...]
When It Comes to Immigration Two Steps Forward and Three Steps Back
Dear All: This week was two steps forward and three steps back as the New [...]
Class of 2024 Computer Science Grads Face Trouble? Why?
Today’s story deals with the tough job market for American computer science graduates. One recent [...]
Biden’s Open and Shut Asylum Executive Order
Hello and welcome to another Institute for Sound Public Policy podcast. I’m the Executive Director [...]
Mayor Brandon Johnson Betrays Chicago’s Working Class
Hello and welcome to another Institute for Sound Public Policy podcast. I’m the executive Director [...]
The Sorry State of U.S. Tech Jobs: Who is to Blame?
Dear All: On April 1, the U.S. Center for Immigration Services stopped accepting fiscal year [...]
Tariffs on Electric Vehicles? Biden and Trump’s Positions
Today we are giving our take on the Biden administration’s announcement that it will [...]
Climate Change – Science or Theology?
Dear All: Last November I asked Bill Rees, a pioneer in the field of [...]
Biden’s Proposed Rule Change Is A Kick In The Teeth To American Workers
President Biden’s Department of Labor (DOL) is proposing a new rule that will hurt Americans [...]
What Happened To Alphabet and Google Search?
Hello, and welcome to another Institute for Sound Public Policy podcast. I’m the Executive Director, [...]
The Myth of the Highly Skilled Immigrant
Dear All: At 74.9, the U.S. has the highest intelligence capital index (ICI) of [...]
The Myth of High Skilled Immigration
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Our Elites Don’t Seem to Have a Problem with Immigration
Dear All: Activist Jonette Christian once said what we need is a “really thoughtful examination [...]
Will Black Voters Elect Trump? A Conversation With Yvette Carnell and Raynard Jackson
Had the great pleasure to sit with Yvette Carnell, Co-Founder of the American Descendants of [...]
America Invaded Film
We are proud to partner with the newly released film ‘America, Invaded ’ from Uniglobe [...]