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U.S.-Educated Doctors Denied Jobs

Because of systemic failure among these organizations and institutions – and perhaps complacency in continuing [...]

Georgia Loses More than $300 Million in Payroll from H-1Bs Workers.

A Ten-Year Residency Quest, Test of Endurance

Dr. Doug Medina is one of many U.S. medical school graduates whose dream of being [...]

Why U.S. Doctors Don’t Have Jobs in a Shortage

Kevin Lynn, the founder of Doctors without Jobs, talks with Rick Fowler of the [...]

The National Resident Matching Program No Longer Meets Doctor Needs

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Did Immigration Destroy California? Interview with Mark Cromer

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Jon Feere, Director of Investigations at the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS), delivers a presentation on how two work authorization programs, Optional Practical Training (OPT) and Curricular Practical Training (CPT), are being gamed by universities and employers.

Link to the full U.S. semiconductor workforce report:
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ICE’s Controversial Foreign Student Employment Programs Not Protecting U.S. Workers: https://cis.org/Report/ICEs-Controversial-Foreign-Student-Employment-Programs-Not-Protecting-US-Workers

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Jon Feere Presents - Optional Practical Training & Foreign Students

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Former Intel engineering technician and veteran Steve Peralta from Phoenix, Arizona, discusses the credential inflation at Intel, Micron Technology, other semiconductor companies, and American universities that denies educational and promotional opportunities for Americans while allowing foreign engineering technicians, who have fewer qualifications, the ability to be hired, promoted, and trained to become engineers.

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Former Intel Worker Steve Peralta Presents - Credential Inflation in the Semiconductor Industry

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Kevin Lynn, Executive Director of the Institute for Sound Public Policy, weighs in and gives greater insight into the workings of the H-1B Visa Program. This was part of a webinar on the labor practices of the semiconductor industry.

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The H-1B Visa, Your Replacements are Here

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How can the next Trump administration deport 40 million illegal aliens?

@8usc12 discusses with us how it can be done.

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Have you ever wondered how the U.S. companies went from playing a dominant role in the development and manufacture of semiconductors to lagging behind Asian companies like TSCM and NVIDIA? Brian Dan-Ding answers that question well as makes a few suggestions for industrial policy that can restore America's leadership role.

Brian Dan-Ding, Research Analyst at the Institute for Sound Public Policy delivers the presentation on our much anticipated report on labor practices of the semiconductor industry.

Brian's research focuses on the U.S. STEM workforce, high-skilled employment, and guest workers. He earned his bachelor’s degree in public policy and history from Rutgers University-New Brunswick in 2023. He continues to collaborate on these issues with Rutgers University Public Policy Professor and mentor Hal Salzman. This policy report is adapted on behalf of the Institute for Sound Public Policy from the honors thesis research Brian conducted while at Rutgers.

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Link to our U.S. semiconductor workforce report:
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The U.S. Semiconductor Industry - Employer Practices in the 20th and 21st Centuries

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Dr. Pamela Denise Long talks about past precedents that can be used to craft a native-born American labor sourcing plan for the U.S. semiconductor industry, including current laws, legal cases, and constitutional amendments.

Below are links to several resources Dr. Long mentioned in her presentation:
Mr. President: Americans Don't Need Good Vibes. We Need an America First Agenda https://www.newsweek.com/mr-president-americans-dont-need-good-vibes-we-need-america-first-agenda-opinion-1779930

The 3-Point Plan to Unite America: https://static-gcs.edit.site/users-files/9dc521403e3792a3774ccfd69672a2b8/the-3-point-plan-to-unite-america_final_tm-and-c(2).pdf?dl=1

Back of the Hiring Line: A 200-year History of Mass Immigration, Employer Bias, and Depression of Black Wealth www.backofthehiringline.com

Emancipation Reclamation: The 1924-65 immigration reductions that propelled African Americans into the Great Migration and the middle-class
https://www.flipsnack.com/696EBECC5A8/1924-print-0902-final-10/full-view.html

The National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA): https://www.researchgate.net/publication/379692379_The_National_Environmental_Policy_Act_NEPA_An_Ignored_Tool_for_Anti-Racist_Practices

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Dr. Pamela Denise Long Presents - A Plan for Native Born Labor Sourcing

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Not what you would think. Watch this video and find out.

What Does Medicaid for All Really Mean?

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Earlier this week, a jury in Los Angeles, California reached the unanimous decision that Cognizant, an Indian, H-1B visa-dependent consulting firm, did, through its patterns and practices, discriminate against non-Indian workers. In this interview, we sit down with Daniel Kotchen, the lead attorney for the plaintiffs, to learn more about the verdict and its ramifications.

Interview with Dan Kotchen, Attorney for Plaintiffs in the H 1B Visa Trial Cox v. Cognizant

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Does Immigration Boost GNP??

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Cost of Illegal Aliens to NYC Public Schools

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So, which party is better for working men and women? Democratic? Republican? With the national conventions of both parties behind us, Kevin Lynn dives in to learn the truth.

Which Party is Better for Workers?

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U.S.-Educated Doctors Denied Jobs

A Ten-Year Residency Quest, Test of Endurance

Why U.S. Doctors Don’t Have Jobs in a Shortage

The National Resident Matching Program No Longer Meets Doctor Needs

When It Comes to Immigration Two Steps Forward and Three Steps Back

The Sorry State of U.S. Tech Jobs: Who is to Blame?

Climate Change – Science or Theology?

The Myth of the Highly Skilled Immigrant

Did Immigration Destroy California? Interview with Mark Cromer

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