Author: Amanda Bartolotta

(Official White House photo by Adam Schultz) “MENLO PARK, Calif.—One of California’s newest residents recently stepped off a plane after a 16-hour flight from New

The American people have lost jobs. They’ve watched industries shipped overseas, their towns hollowed out by corporate greed and globalist interests. But most Americans still

For years, the United States has been told of a critical labor shortage, particularly in science, technology, engineering and mathematics, which necessitated expanded foreign hiring.

In recent years, discussions around foreign labor and its impact on American workers have intensified, revealing significant challenges for U.S. contractors, particularly in fields such

Miles Education didn’t hijack the U.S. immigration system alone, it had help. And that help came directly from American universities. Without U.S. colleges issuing visa

The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL), tasked with protecting the American workforce, has increasingly outsourced its core operations, including the development of its immigration systems,

Microsoft has quietly filed notice with its home state of Washington that 2,000 jobs will be cut at its Redmond headquarters beginning July 13. The

WASHINGTON – Originally intended to support academic exchange, U.S. student visa programs have gradually been expanded and transformed into large-scale foreign labor channels, all to