A Miami hotel faces criticism for allegedly employing a virtual receptionist, sparking outrage online. The video, showing a remote check-in process, fueled concerns about job outsourcing and anti-immigrant sentiments. Social media users expressed anger, with some calling for boycotts and legislative action, reflecting heightened tensions surrounding immigration and employment practices in the US.
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