Apple CEO Tim Cook vows to push for immigration reform, citing global talent needs and employee support.

Apple CEO Tim Cook has pledged to advocate for immigration reform in Washington, promising employees he will use his influence to push for fair and humane policies. The commitment, made in an internal message, follows criticism over Cook’s recent meetings with government officials, including a private White House screening and a dinner with President Trump and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. Cook emphasized Apple’s reliance on global talent and its dedication to supporting employees who are immigrants or children of immigrants. While specific policy goals were not outlined, the announcement signals a renewed corporate push for immigration reform amid national debate over enforcement and workforce stability.