Talking Tech Worker Displacement W/ Virgil Bierschwale

Posted on July 19, 2018 by Kevin Lynn

I had an opportunity this past weekend to spend some time with Virgil Bierschwale a displaced tech worker who runs “Keep America At Work”, a site dedicated to helping other displaced tech workers find jobs. For the past couple years Virgil has been getting by as Janitor but that hasn’t kept him down. Every week he blogs and produces videos that highlight guest worker visa abuse.

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Kevin Lynn is the Executive Director of the Institute for Sound Public Policy and Founder of U.S. Tech Workers. Since 2007, he has been an activist in the movement to restrict and better regulate immigration. Over a multi-faceted career, Kevin worked for start-up technology companies, served as an Army officer in the U.S., Europe and Asia, and worked in business development for some of the world’s largest tax and accounting firms. Raised on a small farm in Pennsylvania, Kevin is committed to the preservation of farmlands and historic buildings.

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