When frustrated people decided to take things into their own hands January 6th, a lot of Americans got hurt. There were the actual victims â the men and women who lost their lives and others who were injured. But because of the Leftâs double standard there were also good and decent Americans who will have to live with the fallout of what happened, even if they had nothing to do with it and even condemned the lawlessness. Some were there â like the peaceful protestors who desperately wanted to be counted. Others werenât, but they were just as concerned about the future of elections after what happened in November. But the group that will suffer most are the people who deserve it least: the hard-working men and women of the Trump administration, who spent four, long years trying to set our nation right again.
New H1-B Visa Rules Explained: Indian Companies, Students Set to Lose Out With Higher Wage System
Even as he faces the prospect of being impeached for the second time, US President Donald Trump has dealt another blow to H1-B aspirants as his administration furthered his protectionist agenda by replacing the current randomised lottery system for selection with a newer system that will prioritise wages.
The final wages rules, announced by the US department of labour (DOL) late on Tuesday night, ensure that the H-1B regime will give priority to higher wages and skills in issuing visas and also increases the mandated wages for those working in US on H-1B visas or holding employment-based green cards.
January 07, 2021 10:40 PMLegal
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LOS ANGELES After the incoming Joe Biden administration announced that it would block a new “gig worker” rule proposed by the Donald Trump administration, the United States Labor Department has pushed ahead to get that rule published. The new rule relaxes requirements for defining workers are “independent contractors,” giving greater latitude to employers to hire workers on a “gig” basis.
Incoming administrations may, and often do, block proposed federal rules that have not yet been published in the Federal Register. When Biden spokesperson Jen Psaki announced earlier this week the new administration’s plan to block the “gig worker” rule, it had not been published. But according to a report by Land Line, a news site covering the trucking industry which relies on truckers who are largely independent contractors the rule was published in the Thursday, January 7, edition of the Register.
Hereâs what Trumpâs cabinet members have said about the storming of the Capitol.
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo last year. Mr. Pompeo released a statement condemning the riot at the Capitol on Wednesday.Credit.T.J. Kirkpatrick for The New York Times
Jan. 8, 2021
All of President Trumpâs cabinet secretaries condemned the violent mob that stormed the Capitol building on Wednesday. Some pointed to the president for inciting the violence, and two cabinet members resigned. Hereâs what they said:
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, in a statement released hours after the melee, said,
âThe storming of the U.S. Capitol today is unacceptable. Lawlessness and rioting â here or around the world â is always unacceptable.â