President-elect Trump will soon be sworn in at his inauguration. The presidential inauguration is always held on January 20, and the entire immigration community is shivering, especially illegal immigrants and H-1B visa holders, given his track record.
However, Biden, who has been in power until now, has made no reforms and is giving the H-1B policy a final touch before Trump takes over.
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The Biden administration is currently evaluating a new rule that aims to change the eligibility criteria for the H1B specialty occupation visa. With the White House serving as the final authority, this rule is anticipated to be finalized before the end of the administration’s term. It promises to introduce significant alterations to the qualifications for applicants, affecting a vital program that U.S. businesses have depended on for years.
The H1B visa program has been essential for companies looking to hire skilled foreign workers, particularly in sectors such as technology, healthcare, and engineering. The proposed rule may modify the qualifications required for applicants, which could have implications for both employers and prospective employees who rely on the visa for job opportunities in the U.S.
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While some argue that these changes will enhance protections for U.S. workers, others are concerned that it might create obstacles for international talent. There are worries that stricter eligibility criteria could restrict companies’ access to skilled workers in high-demand fields, potentially hindering innovation and growth.
As the rule approaches its final stages, people are talking more about how it could affect things. Both those for and against the changes are paying attention, because the final decision could have a lasting impact on the future of the H1B visa program and its role in the U.S. immigration policy.
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