A social media post has challenged Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’ harsh words on immigration. The governor called H-1B workers “invaders.” The post says this language is political and incorrect. H-1B visa holders are a small part of the US workforce. They mostly work in software engineering, healthcare, research, education, and advanced manufacturing. The post points out the visa system has strict rules. There are limits on how many visas are given each year, and employers must sponsor these workers. There are also wage rules to protect local workers. Florida faces a shortage of skilled workers, especially in science, technology, engineering, math (STEM), and medical fields. The state’s economy is growing fast but lacks enough skilled workers. Industry groups say H-1B workers fill many hard-to-fill roles. The post says Governor DeSantis’ words are political theatre to excite voters. It argues that the visa program is controlled by employer demand, not open borders or mass entry. Federal data also back this up, showing the program is tightly managed. In summary, the post says calling these workers “invaders” ignores the facts and Florida’s real needs for skilled labour.