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Biden Urged To Revoke Trump-Era Ban On H-1B And Other Foreign Work Visas
Five powerful Democratic senators on Thursday urged President Joe Biden to rescind his predecessor Donald Trump's ban on some non-immigrant visas, including the H-1B visa which is popular among Indian IT professionals, saying this creates uncertainties for US employers, their foreign-born professional workers and their families.
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Indian Techies, IT Firms Sweat Over Trump’s H-1B Visa Review
H-1B visa review concerns are particularly acute in India, where IT firms like Tata Consultancy Services, Infosys Ltd and Wipro Ltd are top beneficiaries of the H-1B visa programme
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Trump's New Travel Ban Raises the Same Silicon Valley Objections
A month ago, technology companies were among the loudest critics of Trump's initial travel ban, which immediately imposed restrictions on visas for visitors from seven countries.
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India's Techies Fear US Crackdown on H-1B Visas
Three bills have been introduced to the US Congress which reportedly seek to restructure the H-1B visa programme.
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Trump Immigration Ban: Uber, Lyft React as Tech Industry's Opposition Escalates
Uber's chief executive quit an administration advisory board, and Lyft pulled its ads from Breitbart News, the site founded by the White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon.
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H-1B Visa Rules 2017: Facebook Most Vulnerable to Expected Restrictions
More than 15 percent of Facebook's US employees in 2016 used a temporary work visa, giving it a legal classification as a H-1B “dependent” company.
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Trump Immigration Order: Microsoft Bats for Exception Program
Microsoft President Brad Smith wants Trump administration to implement a program for case-by-case review of exceptions to a travel ban instituted last week.
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Trump Immigration Ban Is Harmful to the Tech Economy
Study after study has found that immigrants are more likely to start job-creating businesses, not only in tech but across the economy.
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Biden Urged To Revoke Trump-Era Ban On H-1B And Other Foreign Work Visas
Five powerful Democratic senators on Thursday urged President Joe Biden to rescind his predecessor Donald Trump's ban on some non-immigrant visas, including the H-1B visa which is popular among Indian IT professionals, saying this creates uncertainties for US employers, their foreign-born professional workers and their families.
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Indian Techies, IT Firms Sweat Over Trump’s H-1B Visa Review
H-1B visa review concerns are particularly acute in India, where IT firms like Tata Consultancy Services, Infosys Ltd and Wipro Ltd are top beneficiaries of the H-1B visa programme
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Trump's New Travel Ban Raises the Same Silicon Valley Objections
A month ago, technology companies were among the loudest critics of Trump's initial travel ban, which immediately imposed restrictions on visas for visitors from seven countries.
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India's Techies Fear US Crackdown on H-1B Visas
Three bills have been introduced to the US Congress which reportedly seek to restructure the H-1B visa programme.
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Trump Immigration Ban: Uber, Lyft React as Tech Industry's Opposition Escalates
Uber's chief executive quit an administration advisory board, and Lyft pulled its ads from Breitbart News, the site founded by the White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon.
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H-1B Visa Rules 2017: Facebook Most Vulnerable to Expected Restrictions
More than 15 percent of Facebook's US employees in 2016 used a temporary work visa, giving it a legal classification as a H-1B “dependent” company.
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Trump Immigration Order: Microsoft Bats for Exception Program
Microsoft President Brad Smith wants Trump administration to implement a program for case-by-case review of exceptions to a travel ban instituted last week.
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Trump Immigration Ban Is Harmful to the Tech Economy
Study after study has found that immigrants are more likely to start job-creating businesses, not only in tech but across the economy.
