Topic: Foreign Workers

Donald Trump defended his policy of allowing foreign experts into the U.S. to open complex manufacturing plants, such as the battery factory in Georgia. He argues that American workers must be taught these detailed skills by those who have done it before to ensure the success of multi-billion dollar investments. Trump acknowledges he may take "heat" from his conservative base but insists this is necessary for the MAGA agenda.

Citing a Zero Hedge report, Smith notes that 1.3 million native-born Americans lost jobs while 635,000 immigrants gained them since the pandemic. He discusses the situation in Springfield, Ohio, where Haitian migrants were brought in to provide cheap labor. Statistics suggest that the U.S. has created zero net jobs for native-born workers in the last six years, while foreign-born employment has risen by 5 million.

Greene analyzes the Friday jobs report, claiming 1.2 million Americans lost jobs while 600,000 foreign workers gained them. she criticizes the use of Green New Deal tax credits to subsidize foreign companies in Georgia. These businesses allegedly receive free land and taxpayer-funded training, allowing them to unfairly compete with and steal workers from established American companies.