The H-1B system operates on a lottery too, so there's no guarantee that someone is going to actually get the seat
And the question is whether the companies are going to be willing to pick up that tab. So in a sense, what Trump is doing is now having some tension with many of these companies that are extremely wealthy and that are supporting him
But this also does touch very clearly into the Trump doctrine, which is, you know, give me money and I'm all good with things, right
So in a nutshell, so everything from the golden visa to connections to, you know, foreign governments and so on, it's all about pay to play
Right. So but at the same time, that's not going to work very well in this technology industry
Note, the Trump administration has made massive investments into AI around this
And so who's who's going to take over those jobs? This is going to have a huge issue on the labor force in tech
Note already big tech is interested in hiring almost nobody and spending almost nothing
They're cutting many jobs, as we see already, and hiring large language model researchers, people getting pushed out by AI
But the thing that's glaringly missing is the vision for the American worker or workers around the world
Trump said that his investments into AI and Stargate would create tens of thousands of jobs
Where are those jobs? What are those jobs? When are those jobs coming? What are they going to look like
I want to remind everybody that Silicon Valley was very much built by our university systems, at least in part, Americans tied to those university systems, and immigrants. Silicon Valley would not be successful without all of these. In the meantime, what we see Trump doing is attacking universities in lots of different ways, including my own, and attacking immigrants