Searching...
14 results for “immigration”
Topic10 mentions across episodes
Immigration
...all immigration. 100%. And it's turning people into pretty radical immigration restrictionists who are like, look. I don't want any more immigrants. Yeah. You know? That's inevitable, but it's sad to see it. By the way, what you're saying is is the m
34:30 / 35:30
from transcript34:30 – 35:30
...immigration influx. And as a consequence of that, it is nearly impossible
20:51 / 22:50
from transcript20:51 – 22:50
...make immigration policy for the benefit of our grandparents. We make immigration policy for the benefit of our grandchildren, and that is an extraordinary and good way to put it. And in fact, I would say it's a triumph of the American system that som
1:04:20 / 1:05:31
from transcript1:04:20 – 1:05:31
...immigration thing in an extremely foundational way where you can defend the decision. You started illegally and you have to now go and conform to the law. Which is where I'm trying to steer this discussion. Number one, we all agree on closing the bor
27:42 / 28:52
from transcript27:42 – 28:52
...immigration. And the view from the tech world has almost always been we need more of the smartest people to come here and build with us. A lot of my smartest friends are immigrants and they've built great things. But at the same time, some of this ma
19:17 / 20:41
from transcript19:17 – 20:41
...immigration, what is your compelling argument you tell people who are skeptical as to why it matters to our national growth? So I think the stats are really compelling here. 55% of technology unicorns are founded by immigrants. Some of the most iconi
32:57 / 34:00
from transcript32:57 – 34:00
...zero, immigration. So, that number of foreign born was reduced to about 4%. And, you know, we kind of experienced the same thing the last few years when for the first time, our foreign born population pushed up to 19%. And we are experiencing a simil
20:35 / 22:04
from transcript20:35 – 22:04
...Immigration Council says that 44.8% of the Fortune 500 companies back in 2003 were founded by immigrants or their children. I know this is a, a near and dear issue to your heart. So I'm curious. When you think about high school immigration, what is y
32:07 / 33:15
from transcript32:07 – 33:15
...immigration in The United States, in my opinion, should be net positive without doing fake statistics about, oh, they actually increased the GDP or whatever. It's like, we need a merit based immigration system. We are the largest country in the world
58:23 / 59:44
from transcript58:23 – 59:44
...things like immigration tend to swing from one end to the other. You know? And, certainly during the Biden administration, maybe the doors were open too much. Maybe the doors are closed too much now. Like, where do you feel like the pendulum is right
26:59 / 28:15
from transcript26:59 – 28:15
...immigration group and we figure out what that should be, what jobs you want. And, by the way, America is the best place to live in the world. We all know that. I believe that. If we make this easy, they will come. Right? No problem. And I think there
23:16 / 24:18
from transcript23:16 – 24:18
“How UK's Startup Coalition lobbies government for better immigration and funding policies”
...immigration policy and skills policy. The second is access to finance. So broadly speaking, that tends to be, you know, what's the state of the venture capital market and the levers that government ca
1:09 / 2:07
framework1:09 – 2:07
...one word immigration to wrap up all of people that are coming to The United States, I think masks the real series of things or set of things that are underlying people seeking asylum, people in need, but then also people that we wanna go attract and
23:11 / 24:18
from transcript23:11 – 24:18
Have a podcast?
Run your podcast through Clypt
Get ranked clips, hooks, and ready-to-post copy from your own episodes. Free to try.