Trump administration proposes new H-1B visa fee
FEDERAL JUDGE STRIKES DOWN TRUMP $100,000 FEE ON H-1B VISA WORKERS While Trump’s coalition is fully aligned against illegal immigration, the issue of H-1B…
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The Trump administration is seeking to charge employers a $103,265 fee for hiring skilled foreign workers through the H-1B program, after a similar effort was rejected by courts last year. The proposed regulation argues that H-1B visas improperly disadvantage U.S. workers, citing a paper from the National Bureau of Economic Research that puts the average salary of an H-1B worker at 15% below that of their native-born counterparts.
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The Trump administration is seeking to charge employers a $103,265 fee for hiring skilled foreign workers through the H-1B program, after a similar effort was rejected by courts last year.
according to Washington ExaminerThe proposed regulation argues that H-1B visas improperly disadvantage U.S. workers, citing a paper from the National Bureau of Economic Research that puts the average salary of an H-1B worker at 15% below that of their native-born counterparts.
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