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>>/148503/ cont... @FringeViews In 2019 the World Bank wrote up a more detailed plan on the buying and selling of people's "right to work." https://x.com/FringeViews/status/1872828382335156729 @FringeViews "The revenue from selling work permits has also been seen as a means of compensating those native workers who are vulnerable to competition from migrant workers." https://x.com/FringeViews/status/1872828385485045961 @FringeViews Here's a link to the full World Bank Report. (you'll have to remove the underscores) https://___documents1.worldbank.org/curated/en/382301568302053377/pdf/___The-Missing-Market-for-Work-Permits.___ pdf https://x.com/FringeViews/status/1872828388278452423 @FringeViews In Canada there are already people doing this, though not legally. It's rampant. And, I have to say, it seems to be largely Indians doing both the selling (scams) and the buying. https://___www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/temporary-foreign-workers-scam-1.7254863 https://x.com/FringeViews/status/1872828388278452423 @FringeViews I have to wonder if all the focus on H1B visas right now is meant to lead to the introduction of a compromise in the form of a market for US citizens to sell their 'right to work' to foreigners. I don't know the answer to that, but one thing is for sure: Any debate that takes center stage the way this foreign worker visa one has is never, ever as simple as it appears. A game is afoot, and we're all likely being played. https://x.com/FringeViews/status/1872828394213126619