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    TECH COS. TAKE STAND AGAINST TRAVEL BAN

    Feb 10, 2017 3 minutes

    Through a Super Bowl ad, public statements and court filings, Silicon Valley’s biggest companies are taking a strong stand against President Donald Trump’s travel ban, saying high tech needs immigrants’ creativity and energy to stay competitive.

    Although the companies are risking a backlash from customers who side with Trump, they say the pushback is necessary for an industry dependent on thousands of highly skilled foreign workers.

    About 58 percent of the engineers and other high-skill employees in Silicon Valley were

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