Fred Garvin retweeted
One politically feasible way for the U.S. government to stop spending so much money? We need to mass deport illegal aliens and impose an immigration moratorium because the majority of immigrant-headed households in America are receiving welfare benefits. 📺 @LelandVittert
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Fred Garvin retweeted
A majority of immigrant-headed households in the U.S. receive welfare benefits. Even worse, many of these migrants (particularly the newer ones) absolutely hate our country, support terror groups, and wave foreign flags. We need an immigration moratorium.
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Fred Garvin retweeted
I appreciate that the Trump administration is earnestly trying to investigate H-1B fraud but the more research I do, the more dms I get, it just becomes painfully obvious that we are trying to empty the ocean with a shovel. I have literally thousands and thousands of tips that I've either already sent in or have on my list to send in. And I have BARELY scratched the surface of H-1B fraud. I haven't even started on F1 fraud, OPT fraud, O-1 fraud, it just goes on and on and on. The amount of fraud is in the millions and thousands more come in every day from every visa under the sun. There are 1.4 billion indians in india. Hundreds of millions of them want to come to America. They will do whatever it takes to scam the system to escape india and the system is so poorly set up that they will be allowed to do it. We just can't win this way. We need help. We need to turn off the fraud spigot and the only way to do that is if we totally ban all immigration from india indefinitely. It pains me to say this and I don't want to blackpill but the numbers are just too great for us to handle, anything other than a total ban on all indian immigration is just rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic.
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Fred Garvin retweeted
Marco Rubio realizing he'll be the Prime Minister of Canada
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That’s all folks for the H-1B scam. Americans are applying. Americans are winning. Every posting they thought was hidden is now ours. jobs.now/ is how we shut it down. Stay tuned. The lobby did not see this cartoon ending coming. Job sites: jobs.now/ guestworkervisas.com/jobs_di…
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Fred Garvin retweeted
706,457 tech workers laid off since 2022. 670,693 H-1B visas issued to Indian nationals in the same period. The pipeline never slowed down- even as Americans lost their jobs by the hundreds of thousands and were permanently displaced.
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Fred Garvin retweeted
I am voting for the party that stopped this.
December 17, 2023, Eagle Pass, TX. This photo is the argument. Everything else is noise. Republicans: turn out in November or own what comes next. I'm done pretending apathy is neutral.
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Fred Garvin retweeted
El-Sayed and Vance are natural enemies. Abdul is the prep school kid with every advantage, including minority status, who constantly claims victimhood, anyway. Vance overcame a tough upbringing and has no time to think about being a victim.
Abdul El Sayed questions whether JD Vance’s beard is real. IMHO he challenges Vance to lead authentic Islamic life in anticipation of the eventual “reversion”.
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Fred Garvin retweeted
Generational Friday** The generation when the Visa Labor returned Getting sent home from a job or a visa hits different depending on where home actually is. Right now that difference is showing up in the numbers. After the big interview pause, H-1B and H-4 appointments in India were cancelled in waves. People who flew home for a stamp found the date gone. Consulates pushed interviews into late 2026 and, in some cases, 2027. Reports put the first holiday-season hit at hundreds, possibly thousands, stuck and unable to fly back to the job. On top of that, immigrant visa interviews were paused worldwide in August 2026 while officers trained on public charge rules. EB-2 numbers for India already hit the yearly cap. Initial H-1B approvals at the big Indian IT firms dropped hard. India still takes about 70 percent of H-1B visas. When the gate narrows, that pipeline feels it first. Now the culture. For an American working overseas, losing the job and getting sent back here is the end of one opportunity and the start of the next. It is still coming home. Family is here. The soil is here. You regroup. You fight. You stay invested because America is the permanent address. Identity is tied to this nation. Here is where Americans struggle to relate. Take the average H-1B file. More than 70 percent are from India. For a lot of that pipeline, the cultural script is the opposite. Success is defined by leaving India. The win is the American salary, the visa, the money wired home. Getting sent “home” often means the mission failed. You return with whatever savings and status you earned, but the deeper culture celebrated the exit, not the return. America was never the homeland. It was the workplace. This is not about every person. It is about the pattern. A culture that treats the American Dream like a lottery ticket and a shopping window. You get X years to pull in what you can. When companies replace American workers with people whose success model is temporary extraction, the office loses shared loyalty. Americans who see this country as their only home watch the seat disappear and then get called intolerant for noticing. High-trust societies run on people who are all-in on the same future. Import a system where America is just a job site, not a homeland, and that foundation cracks. We live here. We are tired of being told we have to give up our opportunities so someone else can finish the shopping trip. We should support their return to their home so we can have ours back.
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Fred Garvin retweeted
EXCLUSIVE: Judge Boasberg was a 9-time host for a CCP-founded program run by a Chinese spy front flagged for its efforts to compromise Americans. SIX were during his FISA term—with access to top secret intelligence. 🧵
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Fred Garvin retweeted
Inspecting a $100K insurance fraud attempt gone completely wrong. 🚨 🚨Yes, they were Indian🚨 A day in the life of a property inspector: I roll up to a house I’ve already been inspecting for six months straight on the bank's foreclosure list. This time, the call is for a massive $100,000 water leak insurance claim. The owner immediately tries to hand me a cheap $500 bribe to sign off on the house being "100% repaired and clean." When I shut it down, the casual racism started. They genuinely thought because I'm Hispanic, a flat $500 would buy my silence. So I gave them a reality check: 1I’m reporting the attempted fraud to the insurance provider immediately. 2They need to call their mortgage company, because I’m the exact guy the bank pays to track their asset while they sink into foreclosure.
 The look on their faces when they realized I held all the cards was priceless. My assumption? They have zero intention of fixing this house. They want to cash that $100K check, abandon the property, and run before the foreclosure finalizes. The creative fraud in this market is getting desperate. 🧵👇 #RealEstate #InsuranceFraud
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Fred Garvin retweeted
BREAKING: US LABOR IG SAYS TEXAS HAS EMPTY BUILDINGS IN THEM WITH OVER 500 H-1BS ASSIGNED TO THEM nitter.net/i/broadcasts/1MYGNlnXN…
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Fred Garvin retweeted
Medical Tuesday. 1997 Balanced Budget Act. This is the dam. Medicare-funded residency slots were frozen. Republican Congress. Clinton signed it. Medical schools later grew. More Americans graduated. The funded seats did not grow with them. Unmatched U.S. graduates and unfilled positions can sit in the same Match year because the money and the slots were locked. Then Congress and the hospital lobby sell visa waivers as the cure. This was likely the plan to begin with. They saw the H1B haul coming in and wanted to go after another top layer of the most profitable occupations. Conrad, recapture bills, and H-1B carve-outs only make sense if you refuse to lift this cap. That refusal is the policy. Lift the cap. Prioritize American graduates. Stop calling the workaround compassion. Bookmark if you see the pattern. Quote or repost your observation. Comment below.
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