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A message to all you H-1B seekers; just look to the North, where we welcome you (and your family) with open arms... Did I mention free healthcare? Welcome to Canada. https://t.co/1tXEALPwrK
— Patrick Pichette (@pichette) June 23, 2020
Immigration is central to America's story, and it's central to my own family's story. My family escaped danger and found a new home in America. @sundarpichai is right - at @YouTube, we join Google in standing with immigrants and working to expand opportunity for all. https://t.co/ExJ5KT84ix
— Susan Wojcicki (@SusanWojcicki) June 23, 2020
Turning away skilled, driven, creative folks offering to work extra hard for their shot at the American dream is going to send them off to other economies, similarly in need of such talents for their own post-COVID recovery efforts. H-1B holders result in net job creation.
— Max Levchin (@mlevchin) June 23, 2020
Immigration has contributed immensely to America’s economic success, making it a global leader in tech, and also Google the company it is today. Disappointed by today’s proclamation - we’ll continue to stand with immigrants and work to expand opportunity for all.
— Sundar Pichai (@sundarpichai) June 22, 2020
Once companies realize they don’t need employees to be based in the US, setting up offices and hiring people *OUTSIDE THE US* will become the norm. Like what happened with WFH since March.
— Bilal Zuberi (@bznotes) June 22, 2020
In the meantime, say goodbye to incredible talent coming to the US to study. https://t.co/yQ69tvclbx
Statement on US high-skilled immigration proclamation:
— Twitter Public Policy (@Policy) June 22, 2020
"This proclamation undermines America’s greatest economic asset: its diversity. People from all over the world come here to join our labor force, pay taxes, and contribute to our global competitiveness on the world stage.
Now that he's banned the professional class and not just poor refugees, watch Silicon Valley rise up. ? https://t.co/ulj1UIpcrN
— Heidi N. Moore (@moorehn) June 23, 2020
Anything to stoke racism and xenophobia. That’s all he’s got. https://t.co/N2tW0etaD3
— Amy Siskind ?️? (@Amy_Siskind) June 22, 2020
This is unbelievably bad policy on every level. It will only mean more jobs move outside the US, and in no way makes America better or more competitive. https://t.co/hGVzhkXHuX
— Aaron Levie (@levie) June 22, 2020
I came into the U.S. more than a decade ago on a J visa, then scrambled for years on H-1B work visas.
— Tim Mak (@timkmak) June 22, 2020
I sought and received a green card.
Then I earned citizenship by joining the military and swore in on the graduation field at Ft. Jackson.
That's a pathway now closed. https://t.co/B1s2gVFOd3
Trump expected to suspend H-1B visas until end of year to prevent international students/postdocs from coming to the US.
— Denis Wirtz (@deniswirtz) June 21, 2020
Academic research in the US used to be the envy of the world in no small part because it opened its doors to international scholars.https://t.co/ScTeOGKQFJ
NEW: President Trump will sign an executive order suspending work visas -- including H1B -- through end of year & will extend previous green card restrictions through December as well, according to a sr administration official. https://t.co/ZQjRIrNOxE
— Hamed Aleaziz (@Haleaziz) June 22, 2020
In immigration policy the Trump Administration reliably joins peak stupidity with feckless cruelty . https://t.co/RoKaIB3g1Z
— Bill Kristol (@BillKristol) June 23, 2020
Totally agree. One of the biggest advantages the US has--for now--is that the world's smartest, most talented people want to live and work here. We should welcome them (after appropriate vetting) with open arms. https://t.co/jkKpBfcY3G
— Jim OShaughnessy (@jposhaughnessy) June 23, 2020
Google’s Sundar Pichai, YouTube’s Susan Wojcicki and Tesla’s Elon Musk were quick to condemn President Trump’s latest immigration crackdown, as were representatives from Amazon, Facebook and Twitter. https://t.co/ciC4H04mua
— CNBC (@CNBC) June 23, 2020
This is what I was saying earlier about the H-1B program. Yes it is super flawed, but often it is the only viable pathway to citizenship for a international college students, exchange student/visitors etc to immigrate if they do not have immediate US citizen family. https://t.co/UipQxWhcbQ
— ? ⬅️ ➡️ tanvi ⬅️ ➡️ ? (@Tanvim) June 22, 2020
President Trump's order today
— Sahil Kapur (@sahilkapur) June 22, 2020
—Freezes new green cards (lawful permanent residency) issued outside the U.S.
—Suspends new H-1B (high-skilled workers), H-2B (non-ag temp workers), J (exchange visitors), L (managerial) visas
—Expires 12/31/2020https://t.co/5iFyRESibp
This is the worst thing that’s happened to US science and innovation. Banning #Immigrant scientists will lead to a devastating loss in creativity and productivity. Pretty much every lab in the US will suffer. https://t.co/xzZypmAgVn
— Prof. Akiko Iwasaki (@VirusesImmunity) June 23, 2020
I try not to tweet political often, as I am not deep as lots of others. but know some of the most talented people I have ever worked with - who have contributed incalculably to the tech industry in the US - were on these visas & can't fathom this. vote! https://t.co/PcuIlO31Lq
— Brian Hall (@IsForAt) June 23, 2020
The CEOs of U.S. tech giants including Google, YouTube and Tesla are criticizing President Donald Trump’s decision to suspend H-1B and L1 work visas
— Sam Shead (@Sam_L_Shead) June 23, 2020
https://t.co/9hp2eqIvqU
The suspension of the H1B visa program is bad for the US, bad for innovation, and will shatter dreams and disrupt lives. As a former H1B visa holder, my heart goes out to all the families affected.
— Andrew Ng (@AndrewYNg) June 23, 2020
This is such a dumb idea. I mean, there are so many dumb ideas coming out of this ignorant, clueless, dumbfuck administration. But this one is just such a stupid stupid idea that will do real damage to American competitiveness for no good reason at all. https://t.co/u33wQ2zewC
— Mike Masnick (@mmasnick) June 22, 2020
The rest of the world is thankful. Amazing talent will stay at home. https://t.co/oYYktMT7SF
— Martin Varsavsky (@martinvars) June 22, 2020
Suspending H1B visas is so messed up on every level. This will inflict needless, immense pain on so many people – and only benefit countries like Canada with open visas + growing tech industry https://t.co/HmiPpiZpLe
— Owen Williams ⚡ (@ow) June 23, 2020
We @JohnsHopkins are prepared to take action if this order comes to pass https://t.co/cDeSGVUsJO
— Denis Wirtz (@deniswirtz) June 22, 2020
In the digital economy, you hire where the talent is. When you restrict immigration, the jobs still get created, just somewhere else. And later down the road, when those individuals create the next Google, it won’t be here.
— Aaron Levie (@levie) June 22, 2020
The formula for Silicon Valley is simple, but at its heart is bringing together the best talent from all over the world & empowering them to help build new companies.
— Adam Nash (@adamnash) June 23, 2020
Immigration is essential for this to work. It’s also a unique advantage over China. ? https://t.co/a7b3bxropY
An order by President Trump would temporarily limit a variety of visas, including some that immigrants use to enter the U.S. to do work ranging from landscaping to tech. https://t.co/6ibsr8sEya via @WSJ
— Kevin Corke (@kevincorke) June 22, 2020
At a time when our world is grappling with the devastation of a global pandemic, surging unemployment and heightened racial and political turmoil, this decision to further challenge the immigrant community is cruel and un-American. https://t.co/HKiFptbXsD
— Matt Oppenheimer (@matt_oppy) June 23, 2020
Apart from the evil, this is a knife in the heart of the economy. If Americans could fill these jobs, we'd be filling them - a country that elects Donald Trump doesn't HAVE a smart enough population to afford cutting off global tech/science workers who want to come here. https://t.co/YoXcdkY6Cl
— MovieBob Productions (@the_moviebob) June 22, 2020
Google、テスラ、Apple、FBなどのハイテク大手のCEO、トランプ政権の外国人向け就労ビザ停止を批判。
— 米国株ブタ子? (@BullBearButa) June 23, 2020
駐在員向けのL-1ビザや高度なスキル人材向けH-1Bビザ等を一時停止した。6月24日から施行。
日系企業にもマイナス。有能な人材がどんどん米国から遠のいていく。https://t.co/Sdc2q06XeM
Google, Apple, Amazon and Tesla slam Trump’s immigration crackdown.https://t.co/EFob0dlPLG
— Patricia Revisits Patrick Henry ☀️ (@2021_free) June 23, 2020
Google, Amazon and Tesla slam Trump's crackdown on H-1B and L-1 visas. Real headline: Trump flushes out the anti-American worker companies profiting by selling to Americans but refusing to HIRE Americans https://t.co/ta5u4lWEkQ
— Land of the Free (@trustrestored) June 23, 2020
Once again, terrible policy decision by @realDonaldTrump that will drive down innovation and hurt America's global competitiveness, further weakening our economy. CNBC: Google, Amazon and Tesla slam Trump's immigration crackdown.https://t.co/ULM6A19H36
— Susana A. Mendoza (@susanamendoza10) June 23, 2020
via @GoogleNews
Too little too late. We are to the point where words mean very little and only actions matter. What are tech firms going to *DO* to make the administration reconsider? https://t.co/1CU4GTHCgS
— Mark Riedl | BLM (@mark_riedl) June 23, 2020
https://t.co/xcePPVcgbm
— Marjorie -? (@Ocean_State211) June 23, 2020
"The CEOs of U.S. tech giants including #Google, #YouTube and #Tesla are criticizing President Donald Trump’s decision to suspend H-1B and L1 work visas."
New: Trump will sign an order later today barring immigrants on H-1B and other work visas through the end of the year. Admin estimates restrictions will block 525k people from coming to the U.S., including those already barred by an April orde https://t.co/zGDi2oIedG
— Michelle Hackman (@MHackman) June 22, 2020
Reducing or suspending immigration to the US is misguided.
— Josh Smith (@smithtjosh) June 22, 2020
We should be trying to bring in more immigrants, not fewer! https://t.co/IWXI5b2fy7
Trump signs executive order to temporarily block entry of H1-B foreign workers https://t.co/jPwoskvJ3D by @campbell_kwan
— ZDNet (@ZDNet) June 23, 2020
We have now put out a "not welcome" sign for all who are not born here (and even some who are). Immigrants support and drive our economy in ALL ways. We are shooting ourselves in the foot. https://t.co/8bhTfdfmWq
— Michal Lev-Ram (@mlevram) June 23, 2020
I try not to tweet political often, as I am not deep as lots of others. but know some of the most talented people I have ever worked with - who have contributed incalculably to the tech industry in the US - were on these visas & can't fathom this. vote! https://t.co/PcuIlO31Lq
— Brian Hall (@IsForAt) June 23, 2020
.@LindaMooreDC in @mercnews @ethanbaron on #H1B visa executive order: looking forward, #technology will continue to be crucial to the rebuilding of our #economy https://t.co/CCAdpIVZqA
— TechNet (@TechNetUpdate) June 23, 2020
ごく一部を除く多く業種でH1-Bビザが今年いっぱい発給できないって並の問題じゃない。
— タカキ (@takaki_heisei) June 23, 2020
現に、記事でもシリコンバレーで働くエンジニア100人中58人がアメリカ生まれでない人々と記されてるし、今年も何千人ものビザ取得者がいる
スタートアップの中心はどこに行くのかhttps://t.co/goDMHUW8ag
The only reliable ally that hopeful immigrants have are the corporate employers who intend to exploit them. https://t.co/XUc3Y8NVtK
— combat liberalism (@Mont_Jiang) June 23, 2020
Google, Apple, Amazon and Tesla slam Trump’s immigration crackdown https://t.co/kbfWGXbHiR
— Amit Paranjape (@aparanjape) June 23, 2020
Trump turned the beacon off, dude. https://t.co/sWtmxr7d3m
— Resolve.Action.Love (@Snowman55403) June 24, 2020
Silicon Valley blasts Trump's order suspending visas. Kudos for speaking truths, @TechNetUpdate , @CarlGuardino , @JimWunderman @BayAreaCouncil @SVLeadershipGrp @LindaMooreDC https://t.co/GUd67xMcJf via @mercnews
— Evan Low (@Evan_Low) June 23, 2020