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Jamie Stalker joins ORAU as physician and co-lead for NSSP Posted at Oak Ridge, Tenn. — Jamie Stalker, M.D., has joined ORAU as physician and co-principal investigator for the National Supplemental Screening Program. She will be located in ORAU’s Arvada, Colo., office and work with John McInerney, M.D., who currently leads the program and is beginning his transition to retirement. “Dr. Stalker brings extensive experience in the Department of Energy occupational medicine arena, including a deep familiarity with the DOE Former Worker Programs as a former NSSP Advisory Committee member,�...

He's done that very successfully, quite out of the public eye. >> so he is quietly slow playing these measures that are legal measures for people to gain -- >> critics call it the invisible wall. >> congresswoman, what do you do about that? what do you do if you are publicly fighting a president getting funding for a wall between the united states and mexico and being successful? what do you do about the invisible wall? >> what we have to have is comprehensive immigration reform. when we look at our immigration policies, there are many immigration policies that i think are immoral like child s...

Immigration for merritt based immigration. it doesn't address the future of the daca program which helps protect 700,000 immigrants brought to the u.s. as children. and this congressman has this message. >> what mr. cukushner and his tm laid out is only two planks of the immigration system. there was nothing in there about daca or asylum fixes or about guest worker programs or seasonal worker programs. we need to be addressing the humanitarian crisis that we're dealing with at the border right now. this plan doesn't do that. >> also today in reaction to that. let's go to our white house corres...

I think our primary responsibility is to americans but i wonder is a macro question if we are automating a lot of jobs and you just that we are going to, why do we need 1.1 million legal low skill workers everywhere and an unknown number of illegal ones? what are they going to do exactly? if jobs are going away why are we importing all these people? has anyone ever stopped to ask that question? >> net illegal immigration has been flat for a period of time. it's been going down under president trump with his rhetoric so i think long-term adult solutions. let us implement e-verify. let's get wor...

Responsibility is to americans but i wonder is a macro question if we are automating a lot of jobs and you just that we are going to, why do we need 1.1 million legal low skill workers everywhere and an unknown number of illegal ones? what are they going to do exactly? if jobs are going away why are we importing all these people? has anyone ever stopped to ask that question? >> net illegal immigration has been flat for a period of time. it's been going down under president trump with his rhetoric so i think long-term adult solutions. let us implement e-verify. let's get worker programs. long-t...