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'7 Lakh Brought In 2025': Ex-Trump Ally Flags "Serious H-1B Visa Fraud" In Texas
Marjorie Taylor Greene, who had a public falling out with Donald Trump this year, is known for her strong "America first" stance.
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Watch: US Comedian Mocks Donald Trump By 'Selling' H1-B Visas In India, Sparks Amusement
In the video, Instagram creator Austin Nasso fully embodies the Trump persona, complete with a red tie, exaggerated expressions, and signature mannerisms.
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"Flagged Concerns": India's Response To US Cancelling H-1B Visa Interviews
India said Friday it had spoken to the US over thousands of cancelled H-1B visa interviews, which were scheduled from December 15 onwards and then postponed abruptly by months, as late as May 2026 in some cases.
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'We Sponsor H-1Bs': AI Firms Post Creates Buzz At IIT-Delhi Placements
A US-based artificial intelligence recruitment firm has created a buzz around IIT-Delhi after a social media post about its bold hoardings on H1-B visa sponsorship went viral on social media.
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Indian-Origin Howard Professor Explains Why US Companies Prefer H-1B Workers: "Cheaper And Controllable"
He explained that US companies favour the program because it lets them hire workers at lower wages who are tied to their employers, limiting job mobility.
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Indians Key To Tech Leadership: Lawmakers Urge Trump To Ease H-1B Visa Curbs
US lawmakers have urged President Donald Trump to reconsider his proclamation on H1-B visas, including the USD 100,000 fee, asserting that Indian nationals are central to American leadership in IT and AI
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"Immigrants Undercutting Wages Of US Workers": JD Vance On H-1B Reforms
US Vice President JD Vance once again defended President Donald Trump's reforms to the H-1B visa programme, arguing that the current system is being misused to undercut American workers' wages by importing talent at discounted rates.
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Trump's $100,000 Fee For H-1B Visas Faces Lawsuit From Health Care Providers, Professors
In what appears to be the first major challenge to the new $100,000 fee required for H-1B visa applications, a coalition of health care providers, religious groups, university professors and others filed a federal lawsuit Friday to stop the plan
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3 US Lawmakers And 2 Proposed Changes To H-1B, L-1 Visa Programmes
The United States continued tightening rules for the H-1B and L-1 worker visa programmes Monday after three senators introduced two separate pieces of legislation to target "loopholes" used by for- and non-profit employers.
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What India Said On Proposed Changes To H-1B Visa Selection Process
The government is aware of the one-month public comment period before the final rules are drafted for overhauling the H-1B visa lottery system, the Foreign Ministry has said.
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US Closing The Door On Global Talent? Indians React To H-1B Fee Hike
The H-1B visa has long been an important pathway for Indian professionals to work in the United States, especially in the fields of technology, engineering, and healthcare. For many Indians, it has symbolised the realisation of the "American Dream."
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'H-1B Visa Fee Hike Driven By Trump's Domestic Politics': Shashi Tharoor
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor said the $100,000 hike for the H1-B Visa petition filed after September 21 is a decision taken to appease Trump's "so-called MAGA" supporters.
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"Great Solution": Netflix Co-Founder Praises Trump's H-1B Visa Fee Hike
Netflix co-founder Reed Hastings, who has worked on H1-B policy for three decades, has praised US President Donald Trump's move to slap a $100,000 fee on employers hiring foreign workers.
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As H-1B Cost Surges, A Look At Cost, Eligibility Of L-1, O-1, EB-5, OPT Visas
Given the substantial H1-B visa fee increase, Indian professionals, who constitute over 70 per cent of H-1B visa holders, are exploring alternative pathways into the US job market.
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Opinion | How Trump's $100,000 Visa Bill Can Bleed Indian Tech Giants Dry
This crisis should spark a fundamental reimagining of India's innovation strategy. Instead of primarily serving as a source of talent for American companies, India needs to become a destination for global innovation investment.
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'7 Lakh Brought In 2025': Ex-Trump Ally Flags "Serious H-1B Visa Fraud" In Texas
Marjorie Taylor Greene, who had a public falling out with Donald Trump this year, is known for her strong "America first" stance.
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Watch: US Comedian Mocks Donald Trump By 'Selling' H1-B Visas In India, Sparks Amusement
In the video, Instagram creator Austin Nasso fully embodies the Trump persona, complete with a red tie, exaggerated expressions, and signature mannerisms.
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"Flagged Concerns": India's Response To US Cancelling H-1B Visa Interviews
India said Friday it had spoken to the US over thousands of cancelled H-1B visa interviews, which were scheduled from December 15 onwards and then postponed abruptly by months, as late as May 2026 in some cases.
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'We Sponsor H-1Bs': AI Firms Post Creates Buzz At IIT-Delhi Placements
A US-based artificial intelligence recruitment firm has created a buzz around IIT-Delhi after a social media post about its bold hoardings on H1-B visa sponsorship went viral on social media.
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Indian-Origin Howard Professor Explains Why US Companies Prefer H-1B Workers: "Cheaper And Controllable"
He explained that US companies favour the program because it lets them hire workers at lower wages who are tied to their employers, limiting job mobility.
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Indians Key To Tech Leadership: Lawmakers Urge Trump To Ease H-1B Visa Curbs
US lawmakers have urged President Donald Trump to reconsider his proclamation on H1-B visas, including the USD 100,000 fee, asserting that Indian nationals are central to American leadership in IT and AI
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"Immigrants Undercutting Wages Of US Workers": JD Vance On H-1B Reforms
US Vice President JD Vance once again defended President Donald Trump's reforms to the H-1B visa programme, arguing that the current system is being misused to undercut American workers' wages by importing talent at discounted rates.
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Trump's $100,000 Fee For H-1B Visas Faces Lawsuit From Health Care Providers, Professors
In what appears to be the first major challenge to the new $100,000 fee required for H-1B visa applications, a coalition of health care providers, religious groups, university professors and others filed a federal lawsuit Friday to stop the plan
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3 US Lawmakers And 2 Proposed Changes To H-1B, L-1 Visa Programmes
The United States continued tightening rules for the H-1B and L-1 worker visa programmes Monday after three senators introduced two separate pieces of legislation to target "loopholes" used by for- and non-profit employers.
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What India Said On Proposed Changes To H-1B Visa Selection Process
The government is aware of the one-month public comment period before the final rules are drafted for overhauling the H-1B visa lottery system, the Foreign Ministry has said.
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US Closing The Door On Global Talent? Indians React To H-1B Fee Hike
The H-1B visa has long been an important pathway for Indian professionals to work in the United States, especially in the fields of technology, engineering, and healthcare. For many Indians, it has symbolised the realisation of the "American Dream."
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'H-1B Visa Fee Hike Driven By Trump's Domestic Politics': Shashi Tharoor
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor said the $100,000 hike for the H1-B Visa petition filed after September 21 is a decision taken to appease Trump's "so-called MAGA" supporters.
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"Great Solution": Netflix Co-Founder Praises Trump's H-1B Visa Fee Hike
Netflix co-founder Reed Hastings, who has worked on H1-B policy for three decades, has praised US President Donald Trump's move to slap a $100,000 fee on employers hiring foreign workers.
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As H-1B Cost Surges, A Look At Cost, Eligibility Of L-1, O-1, EB-5, OPT Visas
Given the substantial H1-B visa fee increase, Indian professionals, who constitute over 70 per cent of H-1B visa holders, are exploring alternative pathways into the US job market.
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Opinion | How Trump's $100,000 Visa Bill Can Bleed Indian Tech Giants Dry
This crisis should spark a fundamental reimagining of India's innovation strategy. Instead of primarily serving as a source of talent for American companies, India needs to become a destination for global innovation investment.
