Impact of Trump’s H-1B Visa Policies on Indian Tech Workers and Higher Education

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The Trump administration's proposal to impose a $100,000 fee on H-1B visa applications could significantly impact U.S. colleges and universities, which employ over 16,000 workers on these visas, mainly in specialized fields. The policy aims to curb perceived abuse of the program but may hinder universities' ability to hire essential international staff, including researchers and medical professionals, especially as many institutions rely heavily on H-1B visa holders. The new fee and cap could pose financial challenges for higher education institutions, potentially affecting their staffing and research capabilities.
Topics:nation#education#foreign-workers#h-1b-visas#higher-education#immigration-policy#university-employment
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