Birthright citizenship ban may drive global talent away: Can America afford the gamble that Trump played?

The U.S. faces a talent crisis, exacerbated by Trump's birthright citizenship ban targeting immigrant families. Immigrants, vital to STEM, healthcare, and manufacturing, drive innovation and economic growth. With tech, engineering, and manufacturing shortages looming, the ban risks alienating global talent, undermining America’s competitiveness. Revoking this policy is crucial to sustaining the workforce fueling the nation’s success.

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