JD Vance Is Build­ing Coali­tion for H‑1B Reforms

“The H‑1B pro­gram is com­plete­ly bro­ken, and I’d be very sup­port­ive of just elim­i­nat­ing it,” Vice Pres­i­dent JD Vance said on Octo­ber 1.
Vance is grad­u­al­ly expand­ing his crit­i­cism of the white-col­lar replace­ment pro­grams, in step with expand­ing sup­port from Sil­i­con Val­ley investors who want a com­pro­mise reform amid increas­ing pub­lic oppo­si­tion. 

“He’s cer­tain­ly try­ing to gain more atten­tion to this,” said Chris Chmie­len­s­ki, a founder of the Immi­gra­tion Account­abil­i­ty Project (IAP) advo­ca­cy group.
“The vice pres­i­dent is a strong mes­sen­ger for con­ser­v­a­tives … [and] this would be a nat­ur­al area for [Democ­rats] to also speak out on,” he told Bre­it­bart News.
RELATED: There Is SO MUCH Fraud in the H‑1B Visa Pro­gram

“Vance could very well be the strongest vice pres­i­dent the coun­try has ever had,” Kevin Lynn, the founder of U.S. Tech Work­ers, told Bre­it­bart News. “He under­stands the impact of the visa pro­grams; he under­stands the impor­tance of putting Amer­i­ca and Amer­i­cans first.” 

“My belief on this is the H‑1B pro­gram has been total­ly tak­en advan­tage of, not just by tech­nol­o­gy com­pa­nies [but also] by account­ing firms, by peo­ple who are basi­cal­ly defraud­ing …