Currently, Citi is not sponsoring any more H-1B visas. So, before jumping to conclusions about “favoritism” and all the usual “blah blah,” shouldn’t we first acknowledge that organizations are operating within the policies and regulations set by the current government?
I have friends working as vendors who are already living on the edge. If their company loses the contract, it doesn’t just affect a business decision—it could put an entire family’s livelihood and future at risk.
It’s easy to debate these issues from the outside, but behind every visa decision, contract, and policy change are real people trying to build a stable future for themselves and their families.
Maybe we should look at the bigger picture before labeling every decision as favoritism.