Tech Firms Unite Against Trump's Immigration Order

The transcript discusses the tech industry's opposition to Donald Trump's policies, particularly regarding immigration. Many tech companies have signed an amicus brief supporting a lawsuit against these policies, highlighting the potential harm to their business operations. The discussion also touches on the broader implications for Trump's pro-business image, as nearly 100 companies express concerns about the impact on their bottom line. The coordination among tech companies and the absence of Amazon in the brief are noted, as well as the potential for future legal actions.

What was the primary concern of tech companies regarding Trump's policies?

• Restrictions on employee travel and hiring

• Increased taxes on tech products

• Lack of government contracts

• Higher tariffs on imports

What type of legal document did the tech companies file to express their opposition?

• A petition

• A lawsuit

• A memorandum

• An amicus brief

Why was Amazon's absence from the brief considered unusual?

• Amazon is not a tech company

• Amazon had no communication with other companies

• Amazon had previously supported similar initiatives

• Amazon was not affected by the policies

What action did the Uber CEO take in response to the immigration order?

• Joined a new advisory council

• Stepped down from a Business Advisory Council

• Increased Uber's presence in Washington

• Publicly supported the immigration order

How does the tech industry's opposition challenge Trump's pro-business image?

• By reducing government contracts for tech companies

• By supporting international competitors

• By showing that his policies harm business interests

• By increasing taxes on tech companies