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Facebook Sued by Trump Administration for Favouring Immigrants Over US Workers
Facebook was sued by the Trump administration, accusing it of discriminating against American workers by favouring immigrant applicants for thousands of high-paying jobs.
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Amazon Met With ICE Officials Over Facial-Recognition System That Could Identify Immigrants
The June meeting in Silicon Valley was revealed in emails as part of a Freedom of Information Act request.
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Silicon Valley CEOs Try to Navigate Stormy Political Waters
Business leaders across America have been navigating a new world of trade-offs since Donald Trump became president last month.
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Trump's Next Immigration Move Could Hit Infy, Wipro, TCS
President Donald Trump's clash with Silicon Valley over immigration is about to become even more contentious.
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From Google To Microsoft, US IT Companies Sound Alarm Over Trump Immigration Order
Microsoft Corp President and Chief Legal Officer Brad Smith said in a company-wide email posted on LinkedIn that 76 company employees were citizens of the seven countries in question and held U.S. work visas, and thus were directly affected by the order.
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Facebook Sued by Trump Administration for Favouring Immigrants Over US Workers
Facebook was sued by the Trump administration, accusing it of discriminating against American workers by favouring immigrant applicants for thousands of high-paying jobs.
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Amazon Met With ICE Officials Over Facial-Recognition System That Could Identify Immigrants
The June meeting in Silicon Valley was revealed in emails as part of a Freedom of Information Act request.
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Silicon Valley CEOs Try to Navigate Stormy Political Waters
Business leaders across America have been navigating a new world of trade-offs since Donald Trump became president last month.
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Trump's Next Immigration Move Could Hit Infy, Wipro, TCS
President Donald Trump's clash with Silicon Valley over immigration is about to become even more contentious.
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From Google To Microsoft, US IT Companies Sound Alarm Over Trump Immigration Order
Microsoft Corp President and Chief Legal Officer Brad Smith said in a company-wide email posted on LinkedIn that 76 company employees were citizens of the seven countries in question and held U.S. work visas, and thus were directly affected by the order.
