U.S. tech companies need to import "top tier talent" so they can beat China's aggressive companies, says a bait-and-switch message from ex-Google chief Eric Schmidt to the White House. "The ability to attract and retain top-tier talent from around the world is the backbone of a trifecta where the best talent comes to the U.S., to work at the best institutions on the most cutting-edge intellectual property ," Schmidt said an op-ed for Barron's magazine . "Our nation's own National Security Strategy says it best: 'The United States must continue to attract the innovative and the inventive, the brilliant and the bold.’" But Schmidt used this "top tier" pitch as cover for his demand Presidnet Donald Trump allow many Fortune 500 companies and investors to import blocs of compliant labor via the white collar, visa worker pipelines. "It is a typical bait and switch," said John Miano, at the Immigration Reform Law Institute. For example, the 600,000 resident H-1B visa workers are portrayed by business groups and the establishment media as "high-skill workers," he said, "But "they aren't skilled workers [because] the purpose of the H-1B program is to replace ordinary American graduates — and it does that very well." The… Read full this story
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