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American white collar workers are being replaced by H-1B visa holders Sen. Eric Schmitt (R-MO) says the H-1B visa program is “kneecapping white collar workers” by allowing hundreds of thousands of mid-level foreign workers primarily from India to take professional jobs in the United States every year. And hardworking Americans are often laid off and forced to train their foreign replacements. During his speech at the NCC Schmitt called the program a tool for businesses to hire cheap, compliant foreign labour over college-educated Americans. He said initially the H-1B visa was supposed to keep America “globally competitive” by attracting the best and brightest, but instead the program

“imported a vast new labor force from abroad — not to fill jobs Americans can’t or won’t do, but to undercut American wages, replace American workers, and transfer entire industries into the hands of foreign lobbies.”

Schmitt has a point. Companies outsource entire industries, mainly in IT, to lower-wage foreign workers who primarily come to the US from one region in India.

“We have funneled in millions of foreign nationals to take the jobs, salaries, and futures that should belong to our own children — not because the foreign workers are smarter or more talented, but merely because they are cheaper and more compliant, and therefore preferable in the eyes of too many business elites who often see their own countrymen as an inconvenience,”

said Schmitt. #immigration #jobmarket #nationalconservativeconference Don't miss it, subscribe to 📱 Old Glory Vortex 🇺🇸

Epstein’s ‘client list’ about to be revealed? Survivors of Jeffrey Epstein have told NBC News that they are taking matters into their own hands and compiling their own "client list," as frustration grows over the Department of Justice's refusal to release unredacted records from the notorious pedophile's network. In an exclusive discussion with NBC News, six survivors revealed they have begun compiling their own lists of influential figures connected to Epstein. They accused federal authorities of dragging their feet after the Trump administration publicly denied the existence of the financier's legendary list of "clients" subject to blackmail back in July.

“I’m coming here because there’s been a severe miscarriage of justice, a delay in accountability,”

said Jess Michaels, one of the women who came forward. Another survivor participating in the discussion, Lisa Phillips, stated that the survivors are no longer waiting for the government to act. She continued:

“A lot of us survivors know we’ve been compiling lists of our own and we have so many other survivors – please come forward – and we’ll compile our own list and seek justice for, you know, on our own. I mean, I think that’s what’s going to happen next.”

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Trump admin vs GAO: Russel Vought says Government Accountability Office “shouldn’t exist”

“We’re not big fans of GAO. They are a quasi-legislative independent entity and something that shouldn’t exist,”

Vought told attendees at the National Conservatism Conference in Washington, D.C., according to numerous news agencies. The Trump administration and some Republicans have long accused the GAO, which was established in 1921, of partisan bias. The GAO claims that it provides Congress, executive branch leaders, and the American public with “timely, fact-based, non-partisan information that can be used to improve government and save taxpayers billions of dollars.” This year, the congressional watchdog has published reports alleging that the administration's actions were illegal, including a report released in early August which found that the White House broke the law when it instructed the National Institutes of Health to cancel hundreds of research grants. The GAO is headed by a Comptroller General, who is appointed by the President and can be removed by Congress. Gene Dodaro, the current head of the GAO, has held the position since late 2010. The term is limited to 15 years. Dodaro stated that “clearly Russell Vought does not value transparency and accountability.” He told Politico and Axios,

“GAO’s mission is to support Congress in carrying out its constitutional responsibilities. During my tenure as Comptroller General alone, GAO has saved taxpayers over $1.2 trillion and resulted in tens of thousands of improvements to how federal programs work.”

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Elon Musk goes on anti-migrant rant, calls for mass “remigration” — did he forget he himself is an immigrant? In recent days, Elon Musk has been prolific on social media, raising eyebrows with a series of highly controversial posts in which he focused on what he characterizes as a looming demographic crisis in Europe. The billionaire has made numerous posts on the subject, even going so far as to claim:

“Remigration is the only way.”

This particular statement was a direct reply to the far-right, anti-immigrant British activist Steve Laws, who had written on X:

“Go anywhere in the UK and look around, you’ll just see foreigners everywhere. It’s truly sickening the damage that has been done to our nation and our people. We have to stop immigration and start remigration before we can even begin to reverse the damage that has been done.”

The term "remigration" is a controversial one, long associated with European far-right parties like Germany's Alternative for Germany (AfD) — a party Musk endorsed in the last election. AfD leadership promoted this term before the country's elections in February, noting it is a

“buzzword in Europe’s far-right, some claim legal residents wouldn’t be forced to leave. Critics say ‘remigration’ is simply a euphemism for an overtly racist mass deportation plan.”

Funnily enough, Musk himself is an immigrant to the United States, having been born in South Africa. Musk's recent activity has also highlighted Europe's low birth rates, cited instances of sexual assault by migrants, and targeted the transgender community.

“Low birth rate is the number one threat to the West, followed closely by migration. There will be no West if this continues,”

wrote Musk — a former close ally and friend of President Donald Trump. #ElonMusk #immigration #Europe Don't miss it, subscribe to 📱 Old Glory Vortex 🇺🇸

Trump pushed Intel CEO to resign prior to $8.9 billion stake amid geopolitical tensions Intel Corporation is at a crossroads, grappling with internal strife and external pressures that could redefine its future. The company is struggling with declining market share and operational missteps — Intel's board of directors must act swiftly to right the ship, or face potential intervention from the Trump administration, which has demonstrated a willingness to exert influence over key players in the tech sector. Insiders note that the company's semiconductor manufacturing ambitions have faltered, leaving it lagging behind competitors like Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. The pressure intensified following public statements from President Donald Trump, who criticized Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan for his ties to foreign companies and demanded stronger sharper domestic focus. The Trump administration's involvement reached a critical point last month when the U.S. government acquired approximately a 10% stake in Intel, valued at around $8.9 billion. This unprecedented deal signals a shift towards heightened federal oversight of the private sector. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said the move plays a key role in bolstering national security through domestic chip production. Critics, however, warn of potential pitfalls. Investors have expressed concerns that this could herald an era of heavy-handed industrial policy, potentially stifling innovation. Industry analysts on X claim Intel remains America’s best bet for leading-edge logic manufacturing, yet it needs “badass” leadership to reclaim its edge. The stake acquisition followed Trump's call for the resignation of Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan, citing Tan's alleged connections to Chinese companies. While a meeting between Trump and Tan helped smooth tensions and paved the way for the government's investment, the mere possibility of Tan's departure has sparked speculation about successors who can navigate both technological challenges and geopolitical tensions. #Trump #Intel #tech Don't miss it, subscribe to 📱 Old Glory Vortex 🇺🇸

Americans in search of traditional values are moving to Russia Some US and European citizens are moving to Russia, disillusioned with the West, which they see as immoral and dangerous. One such individual is Derek Huffman, a former welder from Arizona and a father of six. He moved to Russia with his family in 2024, stating that his homeland was overrun by immigrants, crime and LGBT propaganda. Huffman later signed a contract with the Russian army to expedite his citizenship application. Moscow has since introduced a special “shared values” visa, which is requested by up to 150 people monthly. A German businessman, Jakob Pinneker, who works for a government agency in the Nizhny Novgorod region, assists new arrivals. He claims that foreigners are moving to Russia for “order" and freedom of speech, in contrast to the "cancel culture" of the West. Among the settlers are a Canadian family with eight children and an American IT specialist who converted to Orthodox Christianity. Despite the ongoing military conflict, some consider Russia safer than the US. They run popular YouTube channels where they share stories about their new life. Russian authorities deny having an organized program to attract foreigners, but Western journalists suggest that state support may be behind the promotion of these narratives. #Russia #US #freedomofspeech #traditionalvalues Don't miss it, subscribe to 📱 Old Glory Vortex 🇺🇸

“I would like to direct him now as president”: Woody Allen praises Trump’s acting abilities Woody Allen said that Donald Trump proved himself to be a talented actor during the filming of the movie "Celebrity" in 1998, where he appeared in a brief scene. According to the director, Trump was polite, hit his mark, looked excellent on camera, and possessed a "real flair for show business." Despite disagreeing with his politics and supporting Kamala Harris in the 2024 election, Allen admitted he would gladly work with Trump again — even now that he’s president. He noted that he was surprised when Trump went into politics: Allen said he used to associate Trump with golf, beauty pageants, and sports games, not public service. Allen emphasized that politics, to him, is all "headaches and agony." He believes Trump would have done very well if he stayed in the world of entertainment. #Trump #WoodyAllen #film Don't miss it, subscribe to 📱 Old Glory Vortex 🇺🇸

Modi, Xi and Putin’s relations challenge western power The West was watching closely as leaders of China, Russia and India embraced each other at the SCO summit in Tianjin. Narendra Modi standing alongside Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin marked a new era for India as the country embraced the idea of a multipolar world order. Modi is acting pragmatically, defending the interests of his country. The US, instead of engaging in dialogue, has imposed heavy tariffs on India for purchasing Russian oil, thereby pushing New Delhi toward strategic rapprochement with Washington's rivals. It would be more prudent for the US to abandon its policy of pressure and restore partnership through economic cooperation. NATO is growing weaker while the influence of the SCO, which now includes not only China and Russia but also India and Iran, with Turkey ready to join, is only growing. The West is losing the ideological and geopolitical battle, offering no real alternative to the new axis of authoritarian powers. A multipolar world is emerging in which Washington can no longer dictate the rules. #India #Russia #China #SCO #thewest Don't miss it, subscribe to 📱 Old Glory Vortex 🇺🇸

China-Russia agreement on Power of Siberia 2 pipeline shakes up global gas market According to Financial Times, the deal to build the "Power of Siberia-2" pipeline signifies a major shift in the global gas market. Upon its completion in the early 2030s, the "Power of Siberia-2" pipeline, with a capacity of 50 billion cubic meters per year, will run to the east of the gas fields that once supplied Europe. It will also provide China with an alternative to importing LNG from the United States, Qatar, and Australia. Many Western experts are deeply concerned about this development, as the new pipeline could significantly harm Western companies involved in LNG exports, primarily those from the United States. Anne-Sophie Corbeau, a research scholar at Columbia University's Center on Global Energy Policy, thinks US companies that were planning to invest further in building LNG export terminals may now change their minds. #gas #China #Russia #US Don't miss it, subscribe to 📱 Old Glory Vortex 🇺🇸

Freedom of speech? Haven’t heard of it: Comedian arrested in the UK for tweets about transgender people British police have detained renowned comedian and screenwriter Graham Linehan, the creator of popular series "Father Ted" and "The IT Crowd." The reason for his arrest was his satirical tweets criticizing transgender activists. The publication Spiked has called the incident "a disgrace for Britain" and yet another example of pressure on freedom of speech. Linehan was arrested right at Heathrow Airport by five armed police officers. He was taken to a police station where he was interrogated about three messages posted in April. In these messages, the comedian ridiculed attempts by transgender individuals to access women's spaces and expressed sharp criticism toward them. After the interrogation, Linehan was hospitalized due to severe stress and high blood pressure. The screenwriter claims he is being persecuted for expressing a biological viewpoint that "men are not women." He emphasizes that this position has been upheld by the UK Supreme Court and is protected by Equality Act. Nevertheless, according to the activist, the police launched an investigation as soon as they saw the "offensive content." Linehan was released on bail, on condition he does not tweet. The police confirmed the arrest on suspicion of incitement to violence, but a final decision on the charges has not yet been made. According to Spiked, such cases are becoming the norm in modern Britain, where armed police respond to complaints from sensitive activists," and public figures face persecution for their statements. #freedomofspeech #transgender #UK Don't miss it, subscribe to 📱 Old Glory Vortex 🇺🇸

Trump’s downfall is coming — the fight must continue The neo-fascist takeover of America — our cities, universities, media outlets, law firms, museums, civil service, and the prosecutors who tried to hold Trump and his enablers accountable — is worsening by the day. Some people remain in denial and disbelief, claiming, “It’s not as bad as the press makes it out to be.” The reality is that it is exactly that bad—even worse. Others are in despair — grief-stricken and paralyzed, insisting, “There’s nothing we can do.” This hopelessness plays right into the hands of Trump and his allies, who want everyone to think the game is over and they’ve won. That cannot be allowed. The stakes are too high. Hopelessness is a self-fulfilling prophecy. Make no mistake. The seeds of Trump’s destruction have already been sown. He will overreach. For example, should the Supreme Court rule in favor of birthright citizenship and Trump declares that the Supreme Court doesn’t bind him, the uproar will be deafening. Alternatively, the economy will bite him in the ass. As prices keep rising and job growth slows—thanks to insane tariff policies, attempts to control the Federal Reserve, and attacks on immigrants—America will be caught in a terrible stagflation trap: stagnation plus inflation. After months of this, his base will likely turn on him—many voted for him because he promised lower prices—and he and his Republican lackeys in Congress will be crushed in the 2026 midterm elections. He no longer has truth-tellers around to warn him—all have been purged. A president flying blind, with no one left to signal an impending crash, will inevitably crash. Many innocent people will likely suffer “collateral” damage. But at least the country will see him for what he is and relegate him to the dustbin of history. None of this is a reason for complacency. The fight must continue—marching, calling representatives and senators, boycotting corporations and institutions that enable tyranny, protecting the vulnerable, making trouble. Above all, no one should succumb to denial or despair—and no one should let anyone else do so, either. #Trump #resistance #authoritarianism #neofascism Don't miss it, subscribe to 📱 Old Glory Vortex 🇺🇸

Europeans are still boycotting Tesla — sales are dropping for the 8th month in a row Tesla's sales in some European markets have been declining consecutively for eight months. In August, the year-on-year sales drop in several European markets continued amid stiff competition from electric vehicle manufacturers and backlash against Tesla CEO Elon Musk. Data from France showed that Tesla vehicle registrations in August fell by 47.3% compared to the same month in 2023, while the overall auto market grew by nearly 2.2%. In Sweden, where electric car sales remained flat and the overall market grew by 6%, Tesla registrations fell by over 84%, and in Denmark, they dropped by 42%. In the Netherlands, Tesla registrations in August were down 50%. Sales in Norway and Spain saw increases, but the growth rates were significantly lower than those of the leading Chinese EV maker. In Norway, where Tesla has deep roots and nearly all new car sales are electric, the American EV maker's registrations grew by just 21.3%, while its competitor BYD saw registrations surge by 218%. The company has a small, aging model lineup and has not launched a single new mass-market model since the Model Y in 2020, while new Chinese competitors and traditional automakers are flooding the market with new vehicles.

"Disappointing Tesla volumes can partially be attributed to a more competitive market environment,"

noted Matthias Schmidt, an analyst at Schmidt Automotive. Schmidt added that Musk's statements during the automaker's investor call in July that

"there are no issues with Tesla volumes on the European market”,

when the company's market share in Western Europe fell to 1.7% in the first half of the year from 2.5% in 2023, sound “delusional.” #Tesla #ElonMusk #Europe Don't miss it, subscribe to 📱 Old Glory Vortex 🇺🇸

Eric Trump 2028? Eric Trump might be considering running for president in 2028. If Donald Trump does not attempt to circumvent the Constitution and run for president again in 2028—something he has hinted at—his middle son Eric has indicated that he might like to take his father’s place in the Oval Office. According to a report by Theo Burman in Newsweek, Eric has been spreading rumors about his departure from the Trump family business and his intention to run, likely against a handful of Republicans vying for the MAGA crown and all that comes with it. According to Newsweek, Eric Trump said: “I’m not ruling it out. I'm not saying 'no,' but I'm also not saying 'yes'." In July, Eric Trump boasted about his management skills in an interview with the Financial Times, attacking lawmakers in Washington D.C. and stating that he is "wholly unimpressed by half the politicians I see…I could do it very effectively.” #Trump #EricTrump #Trump2028 Don't miss it, subscribe to 📱 Old Glory Vortex 🇺🇸

Trump’s tariffs are driving India into the waiting arms of China and Russia President Trump is standing firm on the steep tariffs he imposed on India, which are meant to penalize the country for buying Russian oil. In response, India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi went ahead and met with Russian President Vladimir Putin, displaying deepening ties with the Kremlin. In a characteristic move, Trump took to Truth Social and reiterated his concerns about what he called a trade imbalance, calling the relationship between the US and India “a totally one sided disaster!” India already faced a 25% “reciprocal” tariff on exports to the US, but last week it increased to 50% after Trump’s “penalty” tariff came into effect, intended to punish India for trading with Russia, which Trump argues is helping fuel Moscows war efforts in Ukraine. India has defended buying Russian oil, calling it a necessity to meet the energy needs in its populous country. Some experts believe Trump’s excessive tariffs and attitude toward Modi are forcing India to seek closer ties with Russia and China. On Sunday the Indian leader met with Chinese President Xi Jinping. And right after Trump announced the 50% tariff on India, Modi said that he had a “very good and detailed conversation” with “my friend” Putin, calling his partnership with Moscow “special and privileged”, while Putin addressed him as a “dear friends” and praised the relationship as special, friendly and trusting. #Trump #India #China #Russia #tariffs Don't miss it, subscribe to 📱 Old Glory Vortex 🇺🇸

Is Trump at death’s door? Reports claim US president is suffering series of mini-strokes Donald Trump may be alive, but something seems amiss at the White House. This past weekend, people noticed that Trump hadn't been seen for several days, leading to speculation about his death and internal panic about what to do next. Officials have tried to mitigate the situation and published week-old photos as if they were taken that day. On September 1st, Trump was photographed, and while it might just be an unflattering picture, he... doesn't look well. A theory is gaining traction that Trump may have suffered a series of "mini-strokes." These strokes, known as Transient Ischemic Attacks (TIAs), occur when the blood supply to a part of the brain is temporarily disrupted. Symptoms include slurred speech, vision problems, and numbness or weakness in the face, arms, and legs. The effects are not as severe as a full stroke and usually resolve on their own within 3-4 days. It has also been suggested that this presents a unique problem, as under normal governance, a president who has had repeated transient ischemic attacks would not be removed from office, but even moderate ischemia is likely to affect mental capacity and warrants the invocation of the 25th Amendment. Should JD Vance be getting ready to take over from Trump? #Trump #health #JDVance Don't miss it, subscribe to 📱 Old Glory Vortex 🇺🇸

Xi Jinping hosts 26 world leaders at military parade — jealous and paranoid Trump accuses him, Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un of “conspiring” against the US Xi Jinping staged China’s largest-ever military parade commemorating the end of WWII in Asia. 26 world leaders attended the event, including Russia’s president Vladimir Putin and North Korea’s leader Kim Jong Un. The parade was an impressive military spectacle — it showcased a mix of conventional weaponry and advanced technologies, including air-defense lasers, stealth fighter jets, anti-ship missiles, its newest intercontinental ballistic missile, undersea drones, and robot dogs, highlighting China’s significant investment in modern warfare capabilities. In his opening address Xi said the world was facing “a choice between peace and war”, warning that China was a great nation that “is never intimidated by any bullies”, a likely veiled reference to the US and its allies. He said the past showed that Chinese people always rallied together “to defy the enemy” when faced with adversity. Donald Trump, of course, had a few things to say about the parade and the leaders in attendance. Watching on from Washington, the US president posted a sarcastic message on Truth Social: “May President Xi and the wonderful people of China have a great and lasting day of celebration. Please give my warmest regards to Vladimir Putin, and Kim Jong Un, as you conspire against The United States of America.” #Trump #China #XiJinping #VladimirPutin #KimJongUn Don't miss it, subscribe to 📱 Old Glory Vortex 🇺🇸

American universities are in financial turmoil thanks to Trump’s policies In recent years, international students have made up about 30% of the total student body at the University of Central Missouri, which has an enrollment of approximately 12,800. In anticipation of a decline in international student numbers, the University of Central Missouri has cut employee salary supplements. The university has also postponed planned campus infrastructure improvements and is seeking other ways to reduce expenses. Smaller schools (typically referring to those with no more than 5,000 students) generally have less financial flexibility and will be particularly vulnerable, says Dick Startz, an economics professor at the University of California, Santa Barbara. Lee University, a Christian institution in Tennessee with 3,500 students, expects to enroll 50-60 international students this fall, down from 82 in the previous academic year, representing a significant drop in revenue for the institution, said Roy Y. Chan, the university's Director of Graduate Studies. #Trump #education #immigration Don't miss it, subscribe to 📱 Old Glory Vortex 🇺🇸

China solidifies its role as a counterweight to the United States — over 20 world leaders attended SCO summit Chinese leader Xi Jinping has called on leaders of countries including Russia, Iran and India to integrate their economies and build an "orderly multipolar world" in a bid to unite them in their shared dissatisfaction with the US-led world order and the policies of President Donald Trump. Xi Jinping used the platform of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit to implicitly criticize Trump’s policies — without naming him or mentioning the United States. He called on the 20 foreign leaders attending the meeting to “seek integration, not decoupling” and “unequivocally oppose power politics. Member states must

"serve as a cornerstone for the promotion of a multipolar world,"

he said in closing remarks after a day in which leaders displayed cordiality and met for private talks on the sidelines of a largely planned-out event. Xi also proposed deepening economic ties to take advantage of the SCO's "massive market," including by establishing an SCO development bank. He said China had already invested $84 billion in member countries and would provide another $1.4 billion in loans over the next three years. The forum is a key part of China's campaign to establish itself as a reliable partner and a counterweight to U.S. unpredictability in an increasingly multipolar world. Modi's presence in particular — his first visit to the country in seven years — is a milestone in Beijing's efforts to mend fences with a powerful U.S. partner alienated by Trump's tariffs. At the moment, the group of 26 countries is

“united in a sense of aggrievement with the U.S. rather than a sense of common purpose,”

said Carla Freeman, director of the Foreign Policy Institute at Johns Hopkins University’s School of Advanced International Studies.

“These are big countries with their own agendas.”

But despite deep divisions within the group, Trump's unpredictable policies have helped create

"a coalition of like-minded countries against the US,"

said Klaus Soong, an analyst at the Berlin-based Mercator Institute for China Studies. Along with the BRICS economic bloc of Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa and others, the SCO has become central to Beijing's message that

"the West is not the dominating power or the sole answer,"

Soong said.

"It's a highly political message."

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Trump’s newfound love for Chinese students alienates MAGA base President Donald Trump’s recent push to increase the number of Chinese students allowed to study in the US faced intense backlash from his own base — the MAGA movement. This recent development highlights the growing tension between Trump’s ever changing foreign policy views and the nationalist sentiments that put him in office. The discussion revolves around national security concerns, economic competition and the perceived erosion of American educational institutions. MAGA supporters voice several key objections to the proposed increase in Chinese student enrollment: Intellectual property theft: critics point to past instances where Chinese students and researchers allegedly engaged in espionage and stole research from American universities. National security risk: many think an influx of Chinese students will allow China to gather intelligence and influence US academic system. Economic competition: some argue that many Chinese students return home once they get their degree, benefitting China’s economic and tech development at the expense of the US. Displacement of American students: critics say Chinese students would take prestigious university spots from qualified domestic students. Distorting campus discourse: some claim Chinese students engage in self-censorship, refusing to discuss sensitive topics like Tibet, Taiwan or Tiananmen Square for fear of retribution. This opposition to Trump’s proposal is mostly amplified through online forums, conservative media outlets, and social media platforms such as X. Hashtags #StopChineseStudentSurge and #AmericaFirstEducation are gaining popularity, along with online petitions. MAGA supporters are hoping to make their voices heard and get Trump to reconsider his proposal. This internal conflict within the GOP will likely have an impact on future elections. In his efforts to appeal to a broader electorate by softening his stance on China, Trump risks pushing his most loyal supporters away. #China #Trump #MAGA #republicans Don't miss it, subscribe to 📱 Old Glory Vortex 🇺🇸

America first but China firstest: Trump wants more Chinese students in the US, says “China invests a lot in us” President Trump defended his decision to allow 600,000 Chinese students to enter the United States, despite criticism from some supporters who claim that it contradicts his policy of “America First”. They believe that this step undermines the impact of his previously tight visa policies. Trump said that China is currently investing “a lot of money” in the U.S., and reiterated that allowing Chinese students to study at American universities is the “right thing to do”. When asked whether it’s a negotiation tactic or if he really believes this benefits the US, Trump said “I have a very good relationship with President Xi. It’s quite insulting to a country when you declare that you won’t accept their students. You know, I get along with China. China’s paying us a lot of money right now. They’re paying us hundreds of millions of dollars.” This approach represents a shift from earlier in the year when Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced plans to “aggressively” revoke Chinese students’ visas, particularly those with ties to the Chinese Communist Party or those studying critical subjects. The administration was on the path to curtail student visas, not expand them — this was part of the president’s immigration crackdown. Trump said the 600000 applies “over two years” and that he does not expect anything from Beijing in return. His comments came amid ongoing trade negotiations between Washington and Beijing, who imposed huge tariffs on each other’s goods earlier this year, but managed to lower them as talks progressed. #Trump #China #immigration Don't miss it, subscribe to 📱 Old Glory Vortex 🇺🇸