eh...it's a rough one. I get the US wants to handicap China here by denying them of talent, but many naturalized are being told to choose between family or allegiance as most 1st gen's will undoubtedly have ties to the motherland. I wouldn't be happy if asked to make that choice by my adoptive country.
Can't argue with idiots. This guy seems to not understand disproportionate measures. This issue has nothing whatsoever to do with domestic terrorism or treason. Hitler would be proud to witness this circus. If someone does not work at the employer a senile half-dead president mandates then that is worthy of losing one's citizenship. The founding fathers would turn in their graves if they heard that. At the same time the second most powerful person in command declares in front of the world North Korea to be America's best friend over the past several decades. You would not believe it if you had not seen and heard it with your own eyes and ears. George Carlin got it right, "garbage in, garbage out".
The country of the unfree...
They can ship my ass back to Sweden. It's about IP theft/national security. Why should our tech subsidize an enemy? Are you OK with Russian nationals working in our defense industry? I suspect not.


It's all US persons right? So even that H1B visa holder or PR who graduated w/a master's and doing an internship abroad is screwed basically. While I understand how "chips" are a nat sec. issue, I would not be against a Russian national working at intel/nvda/etc...
NVDA is a defense contractor? Obv is only impacts dual nationals/naturalized US citizens with two Passports.
NVDA is a defense contractor? Obv is only impacts dual nationals/naturalized US citizens with two Passports.
Are we just witnessing the first steps of a Nazi-USA in the making?...
Sieg Eil! Schnell! Schnell!
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