Nikki Haley’s son Nalin Haley again targets Vivek Ramaswamy, this time over legal immigration.
Nikki Haley ‘s son Nalin Haley once again doubled down on his anti-immigrant stance and said that legal immigration too, does not make any sense at a time when companies are not hiring. Years ago, he once said that there should be no fixed cap on legal immigration and it should be a meritocracy. Legal immigrants are those who legally come to the US on a study visa or a work visa. The comment came at a time when the Donald Trump administration unleashed an unprecedented crackdown on H-1B visa program, leading to Green Cards. But Nalin’s comment was in the context of Vivek Ramaswamy ‘s stance on immigration, an old statement that Ramaswamy gave years ago. Indian-origin Vivek Ramaswamy, the GOP candidate running for Ohio Governor, always supported the H-1B visa program though not in its present form. Admission to the US should only be based on skills and nothing else, he opined.
“They’re trying to take the GOP back to early 2010’s libertarianism and we can’t let that happen.
The Republican Party must be a party supportive of the working class, uplifted by Americans and for Americans,” he said. Otherwise, you’re no longer a country and reduced to a globalist entity,” Haley commented. Ramaswamy’s race for Ohio governor against Democrat Amy Acton is now rated a toss-up by all three major forecasters, as he seeks to become only the third Indian-American governor in US history after Bobby Jindal and Nikki Haley.
Track the Vote put her at 48.5 per cent to Ramaswamy’s 43.7 per cent, while PolitiKool had her at 48.4 per cent to his 43.8 per cent and noted a 3.6-point shift towards Acton over the past month. He’s a guy who hasn’t just received a paycheck he signed a paycheck to. Vice President and Ramaswamy’s friend JD Vance campaigned for him. “Vivek is an entrepreneur. He’s gonna get historic property tax relief for every single citizen who owns a house in this state,” JD Vance added.
Polling averages on Saturday showed Acton ahead.