Apple paid $25 million. Meta paid $14 million. OpenAI just paid $3.2 million. All three settled the same DOJ finding: they rigged hiring so Americans couldn't apply, then handed the jobs to visa workers. Three of the most valuable companies on earth, same scheme, same government charge. When the fine is a rounding error, the fine is just a cost of doing business.

Sep 23, 2026 · 5:57 PM UTC

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Increase that 1000x minimum. This is the one time i support thr state outright seizing assets. You screw citizens, citizens should seize everything you own.
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Brother, I work for one of the major banks. It's so bad
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Really? What’s going on?
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Gotta make the fines a percentage of highest revenue over a 10 year period for stuff like this.
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Chump change to these companies.
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Chump change. It's the same with the EEOC. Fines and caps need be raised into the millions to stop violations. Maybe even make these criminal charges against the individuals within the corps, orgs and agencies that violate the law.
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Upping the fines and/or seizing the companies is fine for a start, but somewhere in these organizations at least 1 person made a decision to defraud the system and they need to go to jail.
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Yeah what a joke. They are all in on it together.
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it should be 1000x that
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True, but being able to post it without censorship is bringing light to the darkness of legacy media. Repost to other platforms because our liberal neighbors refuse to follow X.
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Tbh are you expecting corporations not to be cunts because that’s never happened
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Is that paid to victims or the United States government?
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People need to go to jail instead of being fined. This is the only way to fix it.
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H-1B restrictions alone won’t solve the problem facing American graduates. 1–1.5M U.S.-equivalent IT jobs are performed offshore. If corps can’t bring workers here, they can simply move the work there. Tax outsourcing. End H-4 EADs. Pause H-1Bs. Put American graduates first.
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Yeah, all that politician tough talk is for nothing. They are not serious about any of the propaganda. It’s all just virtue signaling, the same thing Democrats do.
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Lol this doesn't hurt them a bit They run circles around our government officials Don't even need to run They relax in their yard with a drink in their hand and it's still to fast for Congress
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Nationalize those companies already or bust them up. Monopoly and anti-trust laws are still a thing. This is clrarly a cartel.
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@USCIS @SecRubio @realDonaldTrump @DanScavino @SusieWiles47 is it possible to pause the work and student visas?
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A list of names of whos responsible and why, please. A list of names is all that's needed.
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if this doesn't radicalize every young white male in the entire nation, what will? if you aren't radical by now, you aren't paying attention.
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"americans" White people. until you have the balls to call it what it is....i swear. imagine being an influencer in 2026 who isnt speaking the truth about this!
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I don't care about fines, I want the jobs. Get all the people out that took those jobs, and get Americans in those jobs RIGHT NOW.
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Every tech company is doing this,
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Seems they thought it better to Hire Hard working ppl and pay fine then hiring lazy bums which bankrupt organization's.
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Pocket change for those companies. Let’s hope they stop cheating.
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These fines are insulting and are basically the government collaborating with big tech. Totally performative. We are not idiots, fyi. @TheJusticeDept @USEEOC @Sonderling47
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Now multiply this across 30 years
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It IS a rounding error. I don't think most people realize how easily an employer can select cheap labor from a pool of 1.5 billion.
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It’s just for show. They own enough politicians. Nothing will change.
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Apple generates about $25 million in revenue in roughly 28 minutes (based on its latest trailing twelve-month figures), or in about 1.7 hours of net profit.
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I'll never buy an apple product again
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