I was glad to join @Varneyco this morning to discuss how @USEEOC is cracking down H1B abuse by suing a Plano, TX recruiter that EEOC alleges unlawfully preferred H1B workers over American workers. foxbusiness.com/video/640636…

NEW: A new DHS Inspector General report finds the Biden administration took almost no enforcement action against visa overstays, including public safety threats, and arrested only a handful out of millions. The numbers are stunning. From FY21-FY24: - ICE received over 3.1 million visa overstay leads, roughly 104,000 of which had public safety or national security concerns. But that resulted in only 496 investigations by ICE (2%) and ONLY EIGHT ARRESTS. - A September 2021 Mayorkas policy memo directed ICE to target only illegal immigrants considered “Priority 1 leads” (highest threat to public safety). Out of 1,769 viable Priority 1 visa overstay leads, ICE only conducted 84 investigations (5%), resulting in ONLY 2 ARRESTS. - The majority of the more than 3 million visa overstay leads were deemed “non-priority”. 2.8 million of these “non-priority” leads were sent to ICE for investigation, leading to just 5 investigations and ONLY TWO ARRESTS. (out of 2.8 million!) Another shocking piece of the report, visa overstays tracked by CBP exploded by 364% during Biden’s first full year in office (Fiscal Year 2022). CBP tracked visa overstays in FY2021: 171,269 CBP tracked visa overstays in FY2022: 795,167 THE DHS IG concluded the 2021 Mayorkas memo is largely behind the lack of enforcement. “ICE conducted few nonimmigrant overstay lead-initiated investigations and arrested even fewer foreign nationals who stayed beyond or violated the terms of their admission because of the September 2021 policy that directed ICE’s limited resources only to leads posing a threat to national security, public safety, and border security. When ICE did attempt to pursue action on a lead, it encountered challenges verifying addresses and locating the foreign nationals present in the United States. Further, ICE did not have sufficient resources to pursue all overstay leads.” Link to report: oig.dhs.gov/sites/default/fi…

JUST IN: Trump administration proposes charging international students $70,000 for work authorization in the U.S., up from roughly $500 currently.

The donors don't want deportation. Cheap labor and millions in government funding for food, medical and housing . It always comes back to $$$ and power. CORRUPT COMPROMISED OR COMPLICIT!

For years, the H-1B system was a lottery. Every applicant had the same odds, whether the job paid $80,000 or $200,000. That wasn't merit. That was chance. Prioritize visas by wages and skills. Set a real wage floor. Protect American workers. If we’re bringing in the best and brightest, the system should actually reward the best and brightest. 🇺🇸

The author of “The Bell Curve”—my former AEI colleague Charles Murray—enters the debate with his customary flair. The darling of the Groypers and white nationalists is here to notify them about the bottomless stupidity of their war on intelligence, hard work and merit.

A new body paid millions of pounds to be the Government's official monitor of anti-Muslim hatred has made multiple false claims about attacks on mosques, and other claims for which it refuses to provide evidence, The Spectator can reveal. One of the most serious supposed attacks on mosques was actually on a building labelled as a synagogue. At least two of the supposed attacks on mosques never took place. The British Muslim Trust (BMT) was the source for an alarming report on ITV News on 25 September which claimed, quoting the BMT, that "a mosque is now attacked every five days in the UK," with "over 70 attacks on mosques" in the 12 months to July 2026. "Serious harm from arson or violence" made up almost 20 per cent of attacks on mosques in the most recent nine months of that year, compared with less than four per cent in the first three months of the 12, the BMT claimed. ✍️ Andrew Gilligan Article | spectator.com/article/is-it-… | @mragilligan

H-1B workers are walking away from Texas houses when the job ends. The visa is temporary. The mortgage is not. Lose the sponsoring job and the worker has a deadline to leave. The loan does not. Reports from Austin realtors say some are leaving the house, the furniture and the car behind. A 30-year mortgage assumes the borrower stays. An H-1B visa does not. No temporary work permit should have qualified for a 30-year mortgage.

Yup. I’m just a little surprised our sensitive government agencies would allow access to these 3rd party companies rather than insist they be handled in house.

FedEx Indian President fired his US based IT Team, used Accenture for outplacement and then hired the Indian Accenture guy as VP Digital transformation