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US midterms: JD Vance says administration fought replacement of American workers with lower-wage foreign employees

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JD Vance posted on X saying the administration has tackled visa fraud and visa‑related irregularities, and is committed to ensuring American jobs go to American citizens, fighting attempts to replace U.S. workers with lower‑wage foreign labor. The midterm elections also saw reports of voting disruptions, though details are not provided.

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    In a post on X, Vance said the administration had addressed visa-related irregularities and reinforced the principle that American jobs should primarily go to American citizens

    — Deccan Chronicle

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“In the last couple years we have cut down on visa fraud, and fought against anybody who would lay off an American worker and replace them with a low wage foreigner, because sovereignty means that American jobs go to the American people,” Vance said.

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US midterms: JD Vance says administration fought replacement of American workers with lower-wage foreign employees

“In the last couple years we have cut down on visa fraud, and fought against anybody who would lay off an American worker and replace them with a low wage foreigner, because sovereignty means that American jobs go to the American people,” Vance said.

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