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Google's Sundar Pichai, Apple's Tim Cook Applaud Joe Biden's Immigration Reforms
US IT sector and business groups, including technology giants Google and Apple, have applauded President Joe Biden's steps to initiate immigration reforms, underlining that the move would boost American economy, create jobs and attract and retain the best talent from across the world.
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Trump Administration Working On Comprehensive Immigration Reform: White House
The Trump administration is working on a comprehensive immigration reform, the White House said today but declined to comment on whether changes would be made in the H-1B work visa programme, popular among Indian IT professionals, before April 3.
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Would Deport Criminals But Not Hard Working Families: Hillary Clinton
Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton today said that if elected to power a comprehensive immigration reform with a path to citizenship would be her top priority, but criminals and those having even remote links to terrorism would be deported immediately.
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Obama Assures Attention to India's H-1B Visa Concerns
US President Barack Obama has assured Prime Minister Narendra Modi that he will look into India's concerns on the H-1B visa issue as part of his comprehensive immigration reform, US officials said on Monday.
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Obama Urges Critics to 'Pass a Bill' on Immigration
Obama urged Congress to pass comprehensive immigration reform as he used his weekly address Saturday to again defend his unilateral action shielding millions of undocumented immigrants from deportation.
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Top US Lawmaker Pessimistic on Immigration Reform
US House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said Saturday during a visit to the US-Mexico border that she holds little hope that Congress will pass comprehensive immigration reform this year.
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Senate immigration bill to benefit immigrants from India: White House
Ignoring India's concerns, the Obama administration has thrown its full weight behind the comprehensive immigration reform bill passed by the US Senate, arguing that it would benefit immigrants from countries like India and China.
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US tech companies intensify lobbying on immigration bill
Eager to secure more visas for skilled foreign workers, tech companies have stepped up their lobbying this week in support of a comprehensive US immigration reform bill.
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US trade group lobbies for free entry of Indian techies
With an eye on India's vast market, a leading US trade group has engaged two powerful firms to lobby for changes in the proposed comprehensive immigration reform bill to attract skilled technical professionals from India.
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US law to check H-1B visa fraud
Amid a contentious debate over comprehensive immigration reforms, a top Republican senator has introduced a bill to eliminate what he calls "fraud and abuse" from H-1B visa programme coveted by Indian techies.
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South Asian groups urge Barack Obama for immigration reforms
Congratulating President Barack Obama on his re-election, a coalition of 40 South Asian organisations has urged him and US lawmakers to move swiftly and effectively towards enacting comprehensive immigration reform.
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Google's Sundar Pichai, Apple's Tim Cook Applaud Joe Biden's Immigration Reforms
US IT sector and business groups, including technology giants Google and Apple, have applauded President Joe Biden's steps to initiate immigration reforms, underlining that the move would boost American economy, create jobs and attract and retain the best talent from across the world.
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Trump Administration Working On Comprehensive Immigration Reform: White House
The Trump administration is working on a comprehensive immigration reform, the White House said today but declined to comment on whether changes would be made in the H-1B work visa programme, popular among Indian IT professionals, before April 3.
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Would Deport Criminals But Not Hard Working Families: Hillary Clinton
Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton today said that if elected to power a comprehensive immigration reform with a path to citizenship would be her top priority, but criminals and those having even remote links to terrorism would be deported immediately.
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Obama Assures Attention to India's H-1B Visa Concerns
US President Barack Obama has assured Prime Minister Narendra Modi that he will look into India's concerns on the H-1B visa issue as part of his comprehensive immigration reform, US officials said on Monday.
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Obama Urges Critics to 'Pass a Bill' on Immigration
Obama urged Congress to pass comprehensive immigration reform as he used his weekly address Saturday to again defend his unilateral action shielding millions of undocumented immigrants from deportation.
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Top US Lawmaker Pessimistic on Immigration Reform
US House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said Saturday during a visit to the US-Mexico border that she holds little hope that Congress will pass comprehensive immigration reform this year.
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Senate immigration bill to benefit immigrants from India: White House
Ignoring India's concerns, the Obama administration has thrown its full weight behind the comprehensive immigration reform bill passed by the US Senate, arguing that it would benefit immigrants from countries like India and China.
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US tech companies intensify lobbying on immigration bill
Eager to secure more visas for skilled foreign workers, tech companies have stepped up their lobbying this week in support of a comprehensive US immigration reform bill.
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US trade group lobbies for free entry of Indian techies
With an eye on India's vast market, a leading US trade group has engaged two powerful firms to lobby for changes in the proposed comprehensive immigration reform bill to attract skilled technical professionals from India.
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US law to check H-1B visa fraud
Amid a contentious debate over comprehensive immigration reforms, a top Republican senator has introduced a bill to eliminate what he calls "fraud and abuse" from H-1B visa programme coveted by Indian techies.
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South Asian groups urge Barack Obama for immigration reforms
Congratulating President Barack Obama on his re-election, a coalition of 40 South Asian organisations has urged him and US lawmakers to move swiftly and effectively towards enacting comprehensive immigration reform.
