‘Great Opportunity’: Lehi and Silicon Slopes react to $11B investment from Texas Instruments

[@kelaarin]

How much says they import the workforce, and only hire a few locals?

[@michaelhutchings6602]

But wouldn't that imported workforce become local?

[@lilianarich610]

More Californians will move there

[@paigemya]

Which is what nobody wants. I hate how many of them already live here.

[@carsi7282]

@@paigemya And Californians hate they have been paying for the rest the the USA's social programs and infrastructure. Their innovation and advanced technology paid for a lot of it. Why don't all Utahns pay back all their federal child tax credits, monies allotted to Utah State for child tuition and subsidized health care, your interstates, sewer, power and hydro dams you didn't actually pay for in the last 50 years. Utahns didn't pay nearly enough taxes for everything they got. Utahns taxes are way to low for what they use. It's called entitlement princess

[@judycorbridge6470]

They've made America great again underground... go go corporate America

[@paigemya]

We don’t have anymore room here. Stop ruining our state.

[@shawnhuff3920]

Oh ya more people we don't need in eagle mountain Utah I grew up in orem Utah born in April of 74 my parents moved to Washington in 1995 and in 2020 moved back to Utah in eagle mountain where my sister has built a few homes at it's crazy traffic trying to get there to visit is terrible 😳 I live up north by Brigham city now

[@gamerman7276]

Why are all comments saying the exact same thing? Lol

[@hadleyroper6743]

There doing a really good job making Utah California and wonder why it’s turning to a zoo . Sad to see

[@clintjensen7814]

Yay, more traffic and bad air, just awesome...

[@gamerman7276]

I sold my stocks in TI arghhhh I am a dope

[@glock19gen3]

Awesome! Taking more of our water then telling residents to stop.using water. Then, the air pollution will go up.and we'll be told we need to stop driving and use public transportation....

[@KB-bh9hp]

We need to reduce our birthrate. The rising cost of goods in Utah is brought on by two factors. The rapid influx of residents coming here, and our tendency to have lots of kids. Both of these things serve to make demand for essential goods like housing and food skyhigh, resulting in skyhigh prices as per the laws of supply and demand. The one upside to rising costs is people, particularly young people like myself, are going to never have kids. This will send out birthrates tumbling across the nation, fingers crossed.

[@michaelhutchings6602]

@@KB-bh9hp Just build more housing.

[@tommylang4k]

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