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Trump decries foreign labor as his winery seeks cheaper overseas workers
The Trump Organization has submitted a request to hire 36 temporary foreign workers for its Virginia winery at a rate of $13.90 per hour. This wage is nearly $2 less than what the property paid for similar work in 2025, according to Labor Department records reviewed recently.
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A USCIS spokesman told Newsweek that the agency is “reasserting” what it believes Congress intended all along.
Viral TikTok Video Shows Foreign Labor Eating Plain Rice and Chips
A TikTok video recently went viral after showing three foreign workers sitting on the floor sharing a simple meal together which consists of white rice and potato chips. The clip struck a chord with netizens, many of whom expressed sympathy and admiration for the workers’ humility and resilience. Foreign Labor Eating Simple Meals Comments highlighted how the scene reflected both hardship and…
In a tacit admission that U.S. food production requires foreign labor, the Trump administration is making it easier for farmers to employ gu
A snarky breakdown of how the OPT loophole gives corporations tax-free foreign labor while American graduates pick up the bill — and lose the jobs.
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There aren’t enough skilled workers to support Australia’s day-to-day building needs, let alone in response to disasters.
The largest expat group in the Gulf nation uncertain of their future as proposed law could force about 800,000 to leave.
DUBAI: Oman has seen a more than 65 percent drop in the number of Indian expat workers coming into the country as the ban on foreign labor continues, national daily Times of Oman has reported, citing data from the Indian Ministry of External Affairs. The number of Indians seeking work in Oman through the online e-migrate service decreased from 105,513 in 2010 to 36,037 in 2018. The 65.84 percent drop in Indian migrants comes the Omani government continues in its efforts to employ more locals over expats.
