Via Breitbart Immigration, Breitbart.COM/immigration, see Neil Munro
on whether Donald Trump regrets taking Jared Kushner's advice to
downplay the National Question on the campaign stump against Joe Biden
and Kamala Harris: <URL:https://www.breitbart.com/economy/2022/07/27/heartland-gop-sinks-immigration-push-by-coastal-investors/>
| The bill authorizes government future spending of roughly $280
| billion on technologies and on U.S.-based companies that help
| ordinary Americans compete with China's government-funded technology
| sector.
|
| Young's push to override the government migration programs, and
| instead let the U.S. labor market govern the nationwide distribution
| of technology wealth, was backed by non-coastal Democrats. For
| example, Young allied with Sen. Kyrsten Sinema (D-AZ), who told the
| Washington Post on July 27:
|
|| Arizona is well poised to be a place for a tech hub. We are
|| already home to, in addition, Arizona State, NAU, and UofA, which
|| are all doing incredible work around technology and science. We're
|| home to some major corporations that are doing really innovative
|| work around technology. So we'll be working hard to get one of those
|| tech hubs in Arizona, and I think it's a good fit based on the work
|| we're already doing in the state.

Has Bill Stepien surveyed legacy American proles on whether they dream
for their children to grow up to be STEM professionals?

John
groenveld@acm.org
--
"I've been saying since before AFPI was founded as a think tank that
everyone who went on to staff AFPI was awful, the worst people from
the Trump admin. There is nothing "America First" about the "America
First Policy Institute," so Lindsey Graham is a natural fit for
them." - Pedro Gonzalez <URL:https://twitter.com/emeriticus/status/1551987460137263104>

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