No H1B Visas For 3 Years? What’s Happening In USA?
According to the latest developments, a political movement has started in the United States to temporarily pause H1 B Visa for a period of three years.
One of the main reasons why Telugu people and also the Indian population travel to the United States of America is to find a stable job opportunity after completing the studies.
However, things have been going drastically bad in the last few months after the beginning of the Donald Trump administration. Now we are witnessing something pretty significant that is happening with regard to the much appreciated H1B visa policy.
According to the latest developments, a political movement has started in the United States to temporarily pause H1 B Visa for a period of three years.
US Senator Tim Sheehy has introduced a bill seeking a three-year pause on new H-1B visas and legislation of the USD 100,000 fee imposed by the Trump administration. If implemented, this is going to be a move that will likely affect many Indians.
The "End H-1B Abuse Act" that was introduced by the senator in the house seeks to replace the random visa lottery with a wage-based selection system and end the dual intent provision for H-1B holders.
This could turn out to be a sensational development against the Indian community in the United States, if implemented fully as it could have severe consequences on the Indian families staying there.