π¨ JUST IN: The Trump DHS is moving to END the policy that lets H-1B visa extensions get rubber-stamp approval with practically zero scrutiny β new filing
Translation: Likely FEWER H-1B FOREIGNER renewals that REPLACE Americans, especially Tata sponsored H1-Bs.
This is ON TOP of the landmark PERM suspensions carried out by Trump and Vance days ago for Tata.. πΊπΈ
USCIS officers generally have to defer to an earlier approval if the employer, worker, and job haven't changed
Under the new proposed rule, EVERY extension would get a new review, and companies would have to prove eligibility all over again, especially Tata.
Current policy lets errors and FRAUD carry over into new visa periods.
About 208,000 extension filings a year would be affected, and roughly 75% of them are H-1Bs.
No more auto renewals for Big Tech's cheap foreign labor pipeline!
American workers come FIRST, FINALLY π₯
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@OP This will do little to stop the offshoring of jobs to India and other low cost countries.