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US ends automatic work-permit extensions, putting Indian H-4 spouses and green card applicants at risk of job disruptions, as 63 lawmakers urge faster processing to clear the backlog.
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Microsoft laid off 6,000 American workers while benefiting from 6,300 H-1B visas. Coincidence? They fired 6,000 and hired 6,300 foreigners, with reports suggesting a 1.5:1 replacement ratio. https://t.co/2d3y2UxtUB #Microsoft #Layoffs #H1BVisas
#Edit | Shifting immigration rules
Indian IT firms have reduced their dependence on #H1Bvisas and increased local hiring in the #US, limiting the immediate impact of the PERM suspension.
However, the move could raise hiring and compliance costs over time and accelerate the shift of R&D and engineering jobs to #India’s global capability centres.
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#BSEditorial | Shifting immigration rules
Indian IT firms have reduced their dependence on #H1Bvisas and increased local hiring in the #US, limiting the immediate impact of the PERM suspension.
However, the move could raise hiring and compliance costs over time and accelerate the shift of R&D and engineering jobs to #India’s global capability centres.
https://t.co/r2yhGiADAe
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The #MEA confirmed that the #USPERM suspension will not impact current #H1BVisas or holders' legal status.
However, it noted that the move may delay or affect the #GreenCard processing for eligible employees.
https://t.co/QbO2EllT6y | @anjalywho
US green card suspension: What it means for Indian IT workers on H-1B visas 👇
#US #USImmigration #GreenCard #H1BVisas | @sunainaachadha
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The Department of Labor has suspended major IT outsourcing firms including Cognizant, Infosys, and Tata, along with Microsoft and Adobe, from the Permanent Labor Certification Program due to hiring practices. #AmericaFirst #Trump #H1BVisas #AmericanWorkers #PERM
#EXCLUSIVE | There are a lot of Americans who do not have access to quality jobs, and when they see people from other nations taking up high-quality jobs, it creates a negative and angry sentiment: @RepSuhas, US Congressman
#USMidterms #H1BVisas #CongressMan #USPolitics #TheRightStand #IndiaUS | @AnchorAnandN
लॉमेकर्स : एच-1बी वीजा में बड़े बदलाव की मांग की
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H-1B Visa Rules Tighten: What It Means For Indian I.T. Companies & Workers
Watch: https://t.co/9zCAgdNaM5 | #H1B #H1BVisa #H1BVisas #IndianIT #ITIndustry #USVisa #USImmigration #Trump #IndianITCompanies #TCS #Infosys #Wipro #HCLTech #TechNews #ITStocks #BusinessToday
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Trump is trying to keep Americans employed, Jay. He’s putting Americans first, as we all should.
We have plenty of people here legally who can do those jobs already.
You’re just concerned they won’t for you.
Trump extends push for $100,000 H-1B visas by another year
Read more: https://t.co/dxPOA6jhco
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Trump renews $100,000 H-1B fee, orders scrutiny of layoffs
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So we Texans knew John Cornyn was bad.. But selling out Texans literally? Karma coming Cornyn.. #Trump #Texans #MAGA #JohnCornyn #H1BVisas
I suggest you get a defense lawyer, John. You're gonna need it.
Here are my receipts on you.
All these people are your donors and they are from bodyshops signing away for Green Cards from the biggest visa fraud diploma mill in the United States.
#Trump Administration Proposes Ending 60-Day Grace Period for H-1B Visa Holders
The Trump administration is proposing a major change to the U.S. immigration system that could significantly affect foreign skilled workers, including thousands of Indian professionals on #H1BVisas.
The Department of Homeland Security has proposed eliminating the 60-day grace period that currently allows certain temporary visa holders to remain in the United States after losing their jobs while searching for new employment or making arrangements to leave the country.
If the proposal is approved, H-1B workers could be required to leave the #UnitedStates soon after their employment ends, rather than getting up to 60 days to find a new employer or transfer their visa sponsorship.
The 60-day grace period was introduced in 2017 and has become an important safety net for foreign workers who suddenly lose their jobs. The additional time can also help families arrange housing, children’s schooling, travel and relocation.
The proposed change could also put greater pressure on U.S. employers, as companies would have less time to complete immigration-related formalities when laying off foreign workers.
The impact could be particularly significant for Indian professionals, who make up a large share of H-1B visa beneficiaries. The U.S. technology, consulting and IT services sectors rely heavily on the H-1B programme to recruit skilled international workers.
The proposed rule could also affect several other visa categories, including L-1, O-1, H-1B1, E-1, E-2 and E-3 workers, as well as certain TN professionals from Canada and Mexico.
The Trump administration says companies should give qualified American workers greater opportunities. However, businesses and immigration experts have warned that specialised foreign talent may not always have an immediate replacement in the U.S. workforce.
Importantly, the proposal is not yet law. The Department of Homeland Security is expected to allow a 60-day public comment period, after which it could decide whether to finalise, modify or withdraw the proposal.
If implemented, the change could significantly alter the situation for foreign professionals who lose their jobs in America.
For Indian H-1B workers, losing a job could become an urgent immigration issue—with far less time to find a new sponsor, secure another legal status, or prepare to leave the United States.
Trump administration proposes waiving grace period for H-1B holders after job loss
Read more: https://t.co/NVAeS6jwuU
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H-1B delays and proposed H-4 changes deepen uncertainty for Indian professionals, says immigration lawyer Rekha Sharma Crawford
#US #ImmigrationPolicy #Trump #H1BVisas | @AmanKayamHai_
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