StFerret
@stferret.bsky.social
No
Donald Trump, as an insurrectionist, is ineligible to be President of the United States of America
Sadly, our legitimate yet weak President, Vance, WAS duly elected and IS eligible for office, so we're stuck
If he chooses to allow Trump to sit in his rightful seat, to follows his orders...?
😥
Donald Trump, as an insurrectionist, is ineligible to be President of the United States of America
Sadly, our legitimate yet weak President, Vance, WAS duly elected and IS eligible for office, so we're stuck
If he chooses to allow Trump to sit in his rightful seat, to follows his orders...?
😥
January 22, 2025 at 5:27 AM
No
Donald Trump, as an insurrectionist, is ineligible to be President of the United States of America
Sadly, our legitimate yet weak President, Vance, WAS duly elected and IS eligible for office, so we're stuck
If he chooses to allow Trump to sit in his rightful seat, to follows his orders...?
😥
Donald Trump, as an insurrectionist, is ineligible to be President of the United States of America
Sadly, our legitimate yet weak President, Vance, WAS duly elected and IS eligible for office, so we're stuck
If he chooses to allow Trump to sit in his rightful seat, to follows his orders...?
😥
www.cbsnews.com/news/elon-mu...
National Foundation for American Policy [NFAP] ranks Tesla #16, with 742 initial & 1025 continuing H-1B employment petitions approved in 2024.
National Foundation for American Policy [NFAP] ranks Tesla #16, with 742 initial & 1025 continuing H-1B employment petitions approved in 2024.
Which companies have the most employees working on an H-1B visa?
Tesla founder Elon Musk is a vocal proponent of H-1B visas, and his company's use of the program jumped sharply this year.
www.cbsnews.com
January 1, 2025 at 11:26 AM
www.cbsnews.com/news/elon-mu...
National Foundation for American Policy [NFAP] ranks Tesla #16, with 742 initial & 1025 continuing H-1B employment petitions approved in 2024.
National Foundation for American Policy [NFAP] ranks Tesla #16, with 742 initial & 1025 continuing H-1B employment petitions approved in 2024.
Damn, you're as bad as MAGA. 'Sources' means share a reference, not 'say something that sounds good, hoping no one looks'.
www.uscis.gov
Dec 23, 2024 — Congress set the current annual regular cap for the H-1B category at 65,000.
(An additional 20,000 can be issued with a master's degree or higher)
www.uscis.gov
Dec 23, 2024 — Congress set the current annual regular cap for the H-1B category at 65,000.
(An additional 20,000 can be issued with a master's degree or higher)
January 1, 2025 at 11:23 AM
Damn, you're as bad as MAGA. 'Sources' means share a reference, not 'say something that sounds good, hoping no one looks'.
www.uscis.gov
Dec 23, 2024 — Congress set the current annual regular cap for the H-1B category at 65,000.
(An additional 20,000 can be issued with a master's degree or higher)
www.uscis.gov
Dec 23, 2024 — Congress set the current annual regular cap for the H-1B category at 65,000.
(An additional 20,000 can be issued with a master's degree or higher)
Sources, please?
I haven't seen evidence which backs up your claims, but I have seen data contradictory to them. (eg. top 3 h1b employers *each* have in excess of 2k, Tesla has 700-800 range)
I haven't seen evidence which backs up your claims, but I have seen data contradictory to them. (eg. top 3 h1b employers *each* have in excess of 2k, Tesla has 700-800 range)
January 1, 2025 at 10:00 AM
Sources, please?
I haven't seen evidence which backs up your claims, but I have seen data contradictory to them. (eg. top 3 h1b employers *each* have in excess of 2k, Tesla has 700-800 range)
I haven't seen evidence which backs up your claims, but I have seen data contradictory to them. (eg. top 3 h1b employers *each* have in excess of 2k, Tesla has 700-800 range)
Wait... X has a commitment to fair and accurate information?
Wait... X has integrity?
Wait... X has integrity?
January 1, 2025 at 9:54 AM
Wait... X has a commitment to fair and accurate information?
Wait... X has integrity?
Wait... X has integrity?