ᴀᴍᴇʀɪᴄᴀɴ ᴀᴅᴠᴏᴄᴀᴛᴇ - ᴇɴᴅ ᴀʟʟ ᴡᴏʀᴋ ᴠɪꜱᴀꜱ
Taos, NM
Joined July 2022
- Tweets896
- Following330
- Followers133
- Likes638
Jason L. Parser retweeted
This is important! H-1Bs are admitted to do a specific job for a specific employer. If that job ends, they need to leave the US, not compete with Americans for other jobs, which the “60-day grace period” allows them to do. Submit your comment!
This proves that a lot of people would rather fight and argue on X than actually submit a public comment where it can make a difference.
Total Comments: 10,648
Comments opposing regulation: 9,145
Comments supporting regulation: 1,192
Wow. I honestly can’t believe this. We will lose on this regulation too.
Comment here ;
regulations.gov/document/USC…
Jason L. Parser retweeted
Just applied as an American. Have sent all your positions to fellow Americans. If you hire an H-1B and discriminate against American applicants we will make sure you are at the top of DOJ's list.
Jason L. Parser retweeted
Since 2012, the US federal government has resettled 35,324 refugees in Michigan and obligated $663.3 million for refugee/migrant assistance.
Top countries of origin include:
Iraq (13,561)
Syria (5,380)
DR Congo (5,349)
Burma (2,811)
Afghanistan (2,348)
Jason L. Parser retweeted
في رأيي من أجمل تصاميم المنازل في العالم هي التي تأتي على طريقة "المنزل الدمشقي".
هل الاشتراطات تسمح بإصدار تصريح بناء بهذه الطريقة؟
Jason L. Parser retweeted
Serve overseas.
Protect our diplomats.
Investigate transnational crime.
Support America globally.
Apply now: doscareers.usajobs.gov/job/8…
ALT Illustration depicting a U.S. Foreign Service Special Agent protecting a VIP, with graphic text: “Become a Foreign Service Special Agent! Serve overseas; Protect diplomats; Investigate transnational crime; Support America globally
Jason L. Parser retweeted
“Rise of anon accounts” is so funny. Anon accounts are the native people of the internet, not face posters.
Jason L. Parser retweeted
1/ President Trump is expected to sign the American Tech Workforce Act, the most serious effort yet to defend American technology workers from foreign labor schemes.
It sets a $150,000 minimum salary for H-1B workers, indexed annually, ends the random visa lottery by prioritizing higher pay, and abolishes Optional Practical Training (OPT), the back-door pipeline that corporations and universities use to flood the market with cheap labor.
The message is unmistakable: foreign labor will no longer be subsidized at America’s expense.
It is also one step closer to breaking the Indian ethnic mafia that has entrenched itself in American tech, and elsewhere.
One of the most admirable aspects of tariff policy is how it puts American producers before American consumers. With tariffs in place, prices may rise, but domestic industries survive.
This is a conscious choice to protect American workers from foreign competition, and it works. Tariffs now defend steel and auto jobs, keeping Americans employed rather than consigned to welfare rolls.
The same principle must apply to the technology sector.
Jason L. Parser retweeted
The purpose of a system is what it does.
In Memoriam: On May 15, 2021, 4-year-old Cash Gernon was abducted sexually assaulted and stabbed to death.
The perpetrator, Darriynn Brown, entered the bedroom where Cash and his twin brother were sleeping and carried Cash away.
The next morning, a passerby discovered Cash's body in the street several blocks away.
Initially mistaking the carcass for a dog, the individual noticed Cash's bare feet covered in ants and his face stained with blood. Cash was only wearing a pair of bottoms.
After stabbing Cash to death, Darriynn returned to the boys' bedroom, attempting to take away the other twin.
It was later revealed that Darriynn had been observing the house for weeks, while concerned neighbors had previously reported his suspicious behavior to the police, without any action being taken. One neighbor lamented, "We called a month ago, and now a child's dead."
Following Brown’s arrest in Gernon’s death, a motive was never released, but the defense attorney went for the "incompetent to stand trial defense".
Cash Gernon is dead, Darriynn Brown faked insanity and he's alive.
Jason L. Parser retweeted
The 65 point gap between “I support building homeless shelters” and “I support building homeless shelters in my neighborhood” is wild
Jason L. Parser retweeted
Yes, is this Olive Garden management? Yeah I'm concerned with a one of your staffers Facebook posts
Jason L. Parser retweeted
people often post this stuff to imply that moral panics about the technologies of the past were quaint. But the past is full of reminders that we are on a long, slow march away from embodied experience, and that we’ve lost more of it than we can even remember
Jason L. Parser retweeted
“Thinkin’ about posting a meme so I can get doxxed & fired from this bullshit job.”
Jason L. Parser retweeted
liberal opsec is bad because they’ve never had to deal with reprisal before
they’re getting hit like an isolated tribe’s first contact with smallpox
Jason L. Parser retweeted
It’s Monday morning and it’s the start of the week! In my favourite cafe Dinos with a lovely breakfast today!! This is your reminder that you can handle absolutely anything this week throws at you! Big shout out to my mum who is poorly at the minute, this cup of tea is for you and I’ll see you later today. Keep on going everyone and don’t give up! You are a champion. Bosh❤️