Why Big Techs Like Google, Amazon Warned H-1B Visa Holders Not To Leave US
Thousands of immigrant techies, including Indians, are living in the United States in uncertainty over their future under President Donald Trump's stringent immigration policies.
I sent hundreds of cold emails to find a US VC firm that would hire me as an immigrant. I'm glad I ended up at a small company.
Tejas Vijh, who works at a small VC firm, said that layoffs and visa anxiety makes him grateful he didn't choose to work at a ...
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H-1B workers grapple with uncertainty over visa program
Singhal’s husband holds a skilled worker visa, an H-1B visa. His employer is the visa sponsor ... see it as critical to ...
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A Trump H-1B crackdown could hit Big Tech hard, with Amazon suffering most
U.S. tech giants have become increasingly dependent on H-1B visas as they “have grown exponentially over these past few years ...
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Foreign tech workers in limbo as US visa crackdown threatens job security
Silicon Valley engineer Kabir, who comes from India, fears that any scrutiny on his work visa, known as the H-1B, would ...
US tech firms dominate H-1B approvals as Trump sends mixed signals on visas
Google, Microsoft, Meta, and Tesla were among the largest sponsors of H-1B visas in 2025, underscoring the tech sectors ...
Annual quota of 85,000 for H-1B cap visas for fiscal 2026 met: USCIS says H-1B cap-subject petitions can be filed starting April 1
USCIS has reached the H-1B visa cap of 85,000 for fiscal year 2026. The agency randomly selected eligible beneficiaries from ...
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H-1B visa window closes on March 24: When will it re-open for applicants?
The process will take up to March 31. The H-1b visa window closes on Monday(Unsplash) Selected beneficiaries can start filling out petitions. After the initial registration period closes ...