$DOT
A complete contradiction! America First’s new policies are turning its tech dominance against itself 🤯
The latest wave of major moves by the U.S. is truly divisive! In the name of putting “America First,” it’s cracking down hard on access for highly skilled talent from around the world 🔥
On October 8, the White House suddenly stepped in, suspending the processing of PERM labor certifications for eight tech companies—and calling out Microsoft by name! Officials accused big tech companies of laying off American workers while using foreign talent to drive down wages and replace domestic workers.
$ZK
And it’s not just companies—top universities are also under scrutiny 📌! Nine prestigious schools, including Harvard and Stanford, are facing investigations into the misuse of J-1 exchange visitor visas, with reviews tightened across the board.
$AKE
The aim may seem to be protecting jobs for Americans, but the policy’s glaring contradiction was immediately exposed 🤡
For decades, U.S. tech companies and universities have relied heavily on top talent from around the world to drive research and innovation. Now, with green card and visa pathways being tightened across the board, the U.S. is effectively pushing highly skilled talent away!
The media are sounding the alarm: while officials loudly proclaim the dawn of a golden age of innovation, they’re shutting off the flow of global talent. In the long run, this will inevitably lead to gaps in research and declining innovation, steadily weakening the country’s technological competitiveness.
Protecting American jobs is important, but shutting out talent too aggressively will most likely backfire! What do you think? 👇
#Vitalik警告AI或将加速削弱密码学安全 #NEARIntents用户付费超2900万美元 #IMF称代币化市场仍小且碎片化
A complete contradiction! America First’s new policies are turning its tech dominance against itself 🤯
The latest wave of major moves by the U.S. is truly divisive! In the name of putting “America First,” it’s cracking down hard on access for highly skilled talent from around the world 🔥
On October 8, the White House suddenly stepped in, suspending the processing of PERM labor certifications for eight tech companies—and calling out Microsoft by name! Officials accused big tech companies of laying off American workers while using foreign talent to drive down wages and replace domestic workers.
$ZK
And it’s not just companies—top universities are also under scrutiny 📌! Nine prestigious schools, including Harvard and Stanford, are facing investigations into the misuse of J-1 exchange visitor visas, with reviews tightened across the board.
$AKE
The aim may seem to be protecting jobs for Americans, but the policy’s glaring contradiction was immediately exposed 🤡
For decades, U.S. tech companies and universities have relied heavily on top talent from around the world to drive research and innovation. Now, with green card and visa pathways being tightened across the board, the U.S. is effectively pushing highly skilled talent away!
The media are sounding the alarm: while officials loudly proclaim the dawn of a golden age of innovation, they’re shutting off the flow of global talent. In the long run, this will inevitably lead to gaps in research and declining innovation, steadily weakening the country’s technological competitiveness.
Protecting American jobs is important, but shutting out talent too aggressively will most likely backfire! What do you think? 👇
#Vitalik警告AI或将加速削弱密码学安全 #NEARIntents用户付费超2900万美元 #IMF称代币化市场仍小且碎片化