Should Elon Musk Have Been Kicked Out of America? Raskin Demands Answer
August 15, 2025
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as posted by the channelWhat if Elon Musk — the billionaire behind Tesla, SpaceX, and Starlink — had been kicked out of the U.S. before his companies ever existed? In a heated congressional exchange, Rep. Jamie Raskin presses a witness on whether Musk should have been prosecuted for allegedly overstaying his visa. The answer sparks a bigger debate about America’s immigration priorities, economic growth, and what truly makes the nation stronger.
This isn’t just about Musk. It’s about whether our immigration system is protecting the country or holding it back. Raskin challenges the idea that “mass migration” is an existential threat, arguing instead that America’s future depends on the ambition and innovation of immigrants. The witness warns that focusing on non-criminal visa overstays — instead of real security threats — wastes resources and hurts the nation’s growth.
From bipartisan calls to crack down on illegal entry, to the push for expanding legal immigration pathways, this moment captures the political divide in real time. Watch as Raskin reframes the immigration debate — and asks a question that will make you rethink what’s at stake.
In This Video:
Did Elon Musk overstay his visa?
How U.S. immigration law affects entrepreneurs & innovators
Is mass migration really America’s biggest threat?
Raskin’s bold challenge to fear-based immigration rhetoric
#Immigration #ElonMusk #JamieRaskin
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