U.S. Commerce head Lutnick wants Taiwan to help America make 50% of its chips locally

That would be a stupid move for them since that's their only leverage to have us help protect them from China

But to do that, the US will have to give the Taiwanese experts business visas to come here, and then not harass them once they are here because they don't look like they "belong" here.

What are the chances of Stephen Miller allowing those things to happen? Every company is looking at what happened to the Hyundai plant in Georgia and trying to make sure they're not next.

"Send 50% of your production to America. We are going to learn how to make the chips but we are TOTALLY not going to look the other way when China invades and annexes you!"

Ship the them over to the US, stamp them with 'made in america' and repackage them. Isn't that the normal approach to this?