Summary
President Donald Trump defended his support for H-1B visas, saying the U.S. needs skilled foreign workers to support key industries like semiconductor manufacturing. This stance has caused disagreement within his party, as some members want to limit high-skilled immigration. Trump argues there is a current lack of trained American workers in certain areas and highlights plans to grow domestic manufacturing.
Key Facts
- President Trump supports H-1B visas to bring skilled foreign workers to the U.S.
- He says the U.S. needs these workers for specialized fields like semiconductor manufacturing.
- Trump claims that the U.S. does not have enough trained workers in these areas.
- The H-1B visa program has received criticism from some Republicans who want to limit immigration.
- A $100,000 fee was introduced for companies applying for H-1B visas under Trump's administration.
- Some Republican figures are pushing to end the program, arguing it replaces American workers.
- Trump's support for foreign labor is causing tension with conservatives within his party.
