What impact does the Silicon Valley Satellite City project in Mexico have on Trump?

According to foreign media reports, according to the data collected by Sandoval's office, in 20 16, the total foreign direct investment attracted by electronics and other scientific and technological fields in the state exceeded 27 10/00000 US dollars, which was higher than 75 million US dollars in the previous year.

Aristotle, governor of Jalisco, northwest Mexico? Sandoval has been courting American technology companies and telling them that if the new US government does not issue visas to the foreign engineers and programmers they want to hire, he will be happy to find offices for them in Guadalajara, the capital of the state.

According to reports, Sandoval also said, "We are tolerant and tolerant, and we believe that talents have no national boundaries." At the moment, he is sitting at the desk of Jalisco apartment, the governor's residence, rolling up his sleeves and combing his smooth back. "As long as it is a talent, there is a place here." Today, this should be interpreted as poaching President Trump, who demanded that immigrants from some mainly Muslim countries be banned from entering the country and that the accelerated processing of H- 1B visas for skilled workers be frozen, which shocked the American science and technology industry.

After 20 13 was elected governor, Sandoval established the state-level innovation and technology department to promote the development of Jalisco state capital into a science and technology center. In Guadalajara with a population of 654.38+500,000, about 40% of the working population is employed in the science and technology industry. American companies began to build factories in Jalisco in the 1970s to take advantage of lower labor costs (wages here are about one-third of those in Silicon Valley) and government subsidies for building permits and property taxes.

Sandoval has not released the details of his plan to turn Guadalajara into a satellite city in Silicon Valley, nor is it clear how the plan will be implemented. Jesus in charge of the Intel Guadalajara Design Center? Jesus palomino said: "The openness of the governor is moving in the right direction. This information is very good, but how to implement it will be a challenge. "

It is reported that there is an immigration lawyer Edgar of a well-known firm. Edgar Mayorga, an Indian, said that if an Indian wanted to work for a Seattle company in Guadalajara, Mexican immigration laws would not be an obstacle.

Sandoval often said, "We have everything here-excellent universities, golf courses, excellent performances, everything. The surfing paradise in Sayulita in the west is four hours' drive from here. Tequila is everywhere and has been brewed for centuries. The raw tequila is spread all over the fields not far from the edge of the city. "

Gary, a senior researcher at the Brookings Institution who studies the labor market? Gary Burtless, the governor, said it was really possible that the governor had done the right thing. If he can "attract some possible American immigrants, it will be good news for Mexico."