The views of all of Microsoft, Google and Apple on racism Trump's policy on immigrants

After the release of US President Donald Trump package unjust laws is mainly to prevent immigrants from Syria, Iraq, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Yemen, Sudan, from entering the United States appeared in the first few movements of the giants of technology, led by Facebook to resolve its position towards it as the most affected by the ban because of their huge potential immigrants constitute a significant proportion of them, and in the last few hours have emerged comments some other major companies on the issue, the most important of all the comments from Microsoft, Google, and Apple.

Microsoft:The company expressed in the words of its senior officials Satya Nadella CEO and President Brad Smith for all employees for their concerns about the impact of the new law on the staff of the countries mentioned, although they pointed out that they are all of them were in the United States legally, and they are actively working with them to provide legal advice and assistance.This has a number of Microsoft employees descendants of the countries mentioned in the new resolution 76 employees.

Google:The CEO of Google Sundar Pichai few hours of the signing of the US president to the terms of the new law by telling all employees who are outside the United States, either for work or on holiday to fly back to the United States of America is urgent and immediate, but may face problems entering the US again. He also expressed sadness over the direction of this new law.This Google said it is very interested because of its bad consequences for the company, adding that such laws create barriers to bring in talent gleaming United States.

Apple:In a letter to employees, the CEO of Apple Tim Cook pointed out that he was worried about Donald Trump's policy to prevent immigrants from some of the above mentioned countries from entering America, and added that the company does not support this policy.Cook pointed out that there are employees to Apple have been affected by the order, and human resources for the company, legal, security and liaison teams to support them. He also noted that the company had reached the White House to protest the new Trump orders.The letter comes after Cook met with officials in Washington, DC.