Summary
President Trump's administration has introduced changes to the H-1B visa program. The revisions include a $100,000 fee for many applications and a new selection process that favors higher-paid positions. These changes aim to reduce program abuse and encourage the hiring of U.S. workers.
Key Facts
- The H-1B visa changes include a $100,000 fee for many new applications.
- The selection process now gives priority to higher-paid positions.
- The changes aim to reduce abuse of the H-1B program.
- Some organizations warn these changes could be manipulated by companies.
- The new process still uses a lottery system, but it is now weighted by salary.
- Critics argue this system could still disadvantage smaller businesses.
- Several lawsuits claim the changes exceed legal authority and are arbitrary.
- Some groups support the changes, believing they align with economic goals and protect U.S. workers.
