A heated online debate among President-elect Donald Trump’s supporters has exposed what’s being called a Maga Civil War Trump’s Tech allies like billionaire Elon Musk and his longtime base are deeply divided over visas for highly skilled immigrant workers the feud exposes cracks in the Maga Camp between the converts in Silicon Valley and the Loyalists on Capitol Hill and it’s a preview for possible challenges ahead over a signature issue of the president-elect’s campaign immigration Torian small joins us live from West Palm Beach with more torian good morning yeah good morning Dana this drama started before Christmas far-right figures like Laura Loomer took aim.
At some in Trump’s Circle especially India-born Sham Krishnan Trump’s top AI adviser suggested the US remove caps and issue green cards and H1B visas to high-skilled foreign workers first there was a post promis Swami.
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On Thursday quote a coacher that celebrates the prom queen over the math Olympiad champ or The Jock over the valedictorian will not produce the best Engineers Elon Musk who along with Rama swami will lead Trump’s Department of government efficiency also posted that same day.
Quote the number of people who are super talented engineers and super motivated in the USA is far too low the backlash was fast and furious from Trump loyalists who support strict limits on immigration American jobs for American citizen workers Trump’s former white house chief of staff Steve Bannon on his War Room podcast on Friday calling on stalwart Trump supporter.
Laura Lomer explains what she sees as the conflict amongst supporters of the president-elect why are these people who have a history of hating President Trump all of a sudden trying to dictate our immigration policy and telling us that we’re stupid we’re not the best and brightest we have to import people to do the jobs intact musk posting on late Friday about some Republicans quote and those contemptible fools must be removed from the Republican Party root and stem silently for now on the issue president-elect Trump now Donald Trump has joined a different social media fight the incoming president filed a brief with the Supreme Court asking it to pause a Biden era law that would block Tik Tock in the US around mid-J January if its parent company bite dances a Chinese-based company doesn’t sell the app, Michelle Torian.
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