The Trump administration’s plan to impose a $100,000 fee on new H-1B visas has failed once more, according to reports from Washington. The proposal, aimed at highly skilled foreign workers, faced strong opposition from tech companies and immigration advocates. This marks the second defeat for the administration on this issue, highlighting ongoing challenges in reshaping US immigration policy. Critics argued the fee would deter talent and harm innovation, while supporters claimed it would protect American jobs. The setback leaves the H-1B program unchanged for now.
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