Trump agrees with Musk and others in disagreement over foreign workers, causing a stir among his followers.

The political landscape has been buzzing with controversy over immigration visas and their impact on the tech industry. President-elect Donald Trump, who will soon take office on January 20th, has found himself in the middle of this debate, with his supporters divided on the issue.

In a recent interview with the New York Post, Trump expressed his support for the use of visas to bring skilled foreign workers to the United States. This stance has caused a stir among his conservative base, as immigration has always been a hot button issue for them.

Despite previously criticizing the H-1B visas, Trump now seems to have changed his tune, stating that he has "always liked" them and acknowledging their importance in bringing in top talent to the country. This is a significant shift from his previous statements, where he called the visas "very bad" and "unfair" for American workers.

Trump's past actions also contradict his current stance, as he has used H-1B visas for his own businesses and has been a "believer" in the program. However, he did not address whether he plans to make any changes to the number or use of these visas once he becomes president.

The issue of immigration has been one of the cornerstones of Trump's campaign, with a focus on illegal immigrants. But now, his coalition is divided over the tech industry's use of foreign workers. Some of his supporters have accused tech leaders, such as Elon Musk, of pushing policies that go against Trump's "America First" agenda.

On one hand, the tech industry argues that H-1B visas are necessary for filling highly skilled positions that are difficult to find qualified candidates for. However, critics argue that these visas take away job opportunities from American citizens.

As the debate rages on, it remains to be seen how Trump will handle this issue once he takes office. Will he continue to support the use of H-1B visas, or will he make changes to the program? Only time will tell, but one thing is for sure - the issue of immigration and visas will continue to be a contentious topic in the coming years.

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