India, Nov. 17 -- Elon Musk has sparked a new controversy amidst the ongoing H-1B debate by asserting that there is a significant shortage of individuals in America capable of performing demanding physical labor. He remarked that Americans are often unwilling to undergo training for such roles.

Musk's statement came in response to Ford CEO Jim Farley's recent warning that the company is having difficulty filling 5,000 mechanic positions, which offer an annual salary of $120,000. The timing of Musk's remarks is particularly significant, as many are suggesting that Americans are deficient in various skills.

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