Vice President JD Vance has backed the Trump administration’s move to revamp the H-1B visa system
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An average Indian immigrant reduces the national debt by over $1.6 million over 30 years, according to Manhattan Institute
A Marine veteran’s anti-Indian immigration post reignites U.S. debates on migration, echoing Canada’s crisis and exposing rising online hostility toward Indian professionals in tech and trucking.
A proposed $100,000 H-1B visa fee threatens to worsen healthcare shortages in rural America by limiting access to foreign-trained doctors and essential medical staff.
SkillStorm CEO Justin Vianello supports reforms to the H-1B program, warning that wage gaps and visa misuse are hurting U.S. IT graduates’ job opportunities.
Former Musk aide James Fishback calls for a complete overhaul of the H-1B visa program, urging America to end foreign hiring and prioritize homegrown talent.
In a rare bipartisan move, lawmakers urge President Trump to reconsider the $100,000 H-1B visa fee, warning it could hurt startups and U.S. competitiveness.
Silicon Valley leaders have largely remained silent on the recent hike in H1-B visa fees, despite the policy hitting the tech industry
Major U.S. companies, including Walmart, Cognizant, and TCS, are pausing or reshaping H-1B hiring strategies after President Trump’s $100,000 visa fee hike disrupts recruitment plans.
The Trump administration defends its controversial $100,000 H-1B visa fee in court, amid lawsuits claiming it unlawfully burdens U.S. businesses and foreign skilled workers.
Employers must pay the $100,000 fee through Pay.gov; exemptions limited to cases of national interest, leaving many visa holders anxious about eligibility.
New FHA mortgages to non-permanent U.S. residents have plunged to near zero after the Trump administration barred H-1B visa holders from FHA-insured home loans.
India will remain excluded from the U.S. Diversity Visa Lottery through 2029 as rising immigration numbers and visa backlogs tighten green card opportunities for skilled professionals.
Trump’s new $100,000 H-1B visa fee has sparked confusion, halted applications, and raised fears of a de facto ban on high-skilled immigration to the U.S.
While the decision preserves work rights for over 300,000 immigrant spouses, lawyers say the program’s survival still depends on political will, not permanence in law.
Amid U.S. H-1B visa curbs, India eyes a “brain gain” as Global Capability Centers drive innovation, jobs, and tech-led growth, says Andhra Pradesh IT Minister Nara Lokesh.
TCS CEO K. Krithivasan announces that the company will halt new H-1B hires, focusing instead on expanding its local workforce across the U.S. and other regions.
The Biden administration proposes sweeping reforms to the H-1B visa program, aiming to tighten oversight, protect U.S. workers, and redefine eligibility for skilled foreign professionals.
The $100,000 fee is not set to affect companies until next March, when the annual lottery for roughly 85,000 new H-1B visas takes place
Leading immigration attorneys Greg Siskind and Charles H. Kuck discuss the landmark lawsuit, its constitutional implications, and its impact on America’s skilled immigration system.
A possible solution is to have employees work from GCCs in India, or find a temporary placement outside the U.S., says Abe Abraham, a partner at law firm.
Last week’s H-1B proclamation sets the stage for months of fierce debate, with tech firms fighting to protect global talent pipelines as critics press for even deeper restrictions.
Trump’s $100,000 H-1B visa fee sparks fears among startups, nonprofits, and skilled workers, with experts warning of brain drain, offshoring, and slowed U.S. economic growth.
Indian officials, led by Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal, are pressing Washington for greater access for skilled IT workers amid Trump’s $100,000 H-1B visa fee and trade tensions.
As the U.S. government announced a steep $100,000 fee hike on H-1B visa petitions, techies across America were frantically refreshing their screens, calculating the impact on their careers and future