Elon Musk Denies Allegations of Illegal Work in Early U.S. Career

President Biden criticizes Musk following a report claiming he violated visa terms while starting his first company.

Elon Musk refuted claims from a Washington Post report that he worked illegally in the U.S. during the 1990s while launching his company Zip2.
Musk stated on social media that he held a J-1 visa, which later transitioned to an H1-B, allowing him to work legally.
President Biden highlighted the report during a campaign event, accusing Musk of hypocrisy given his current stance on immigration.
Documents and testimonies from former associates suggest Musk's immigration status was questioned, with concerns about potential deportation.
Musk, a vocal supporter of Donald Trump, has faced criticism for his anti-immigration rhetoric despite his own complex immigration history.