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US rule on H-1B extensions would hit Indians hardest

US rule on H-1B extensions would hit Indians hardest

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    Washington: A Trump administration proposal to stop US immigration officers from deferring to earlier approvals when H-1B and L-1 workers seek extensions falls most heavily on Indian professionals, who account for nearly four in five H-1B approvals for continuing employment, according to US…

    — The Siasat Daily

  • center · 1 outlet

    Washington, Nov 2: A Trump administration proposal to stop US immigration officers from deferring to earlier approvals when H-1B and L-1 workers seek extensions falls most heavily on Indian professionals, who account for nearly four in five H-1B approvals for continuing employment, according to US…

    — The Shillong Times

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Washington: A Trump administration proposal to stop US immigration officers from deferring to earlier approvals when H-1B and L-1 workers seek extensions falls most heavily on Indian professionals, who account for nearly four in five H-1B approvals for continuing employment, according to US…

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US rule on H-1B extensions would hit Indians hardest

Washington: A Trump administration proposal to stop US immigration officers from deferring to earlier approvals when H-1B and L-1 workers seek extensions falls most heavily on Indian professionals, who account for nearly four in five H-1B approvals for continuing employment, according to US…

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US rule on H-1B extensions would hit Indians hardest, shows USCIS data as comment window closes

Washington, Nov 2: A Trump administration proposal to stop US immigration officers from deferring to earlier approvals when H-1B and L-1 workers seek extensions falls most heavily on Indian professionals, who account for nearly four in five H-1B approvals for continuing employment, according to US…

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