Tagged With H-1B Visa

The Trump administration in a new lawsuit accused Facebook of reserving over 2,600 high-paying jobs for foreign workers instead of hiring Americans

Katie Canales

Amazon, Apple, Google, and a bunch of other tech giants are rallying against President Trump's visa freeze

Lisa Eadicicco

Dentists on foreign work visas are risking their health to maintain their legal status and treat patients during the pandemic

Hannah Jiang, Kaitlyn Wang

Toronto is emerging as a tech superpower as immigrants choose Canada over the US

Havovi Cooper, Dylan Bank

Canada is way ahead in scooping up tech talent from the US

Taylor Borden

Elon Musk says he 'very much' disagrees with Trump's suspension of H-1Bs and other temporary work visas

Isobel Asher Hamilton

Skilled, foreign workers are giving up on their American dreams — and turning to Canada

Michelle Mark

Trump said he wanted more 'highly skilled' immigrants to come to the US. But skilled, educated foreign workers are leaving the US dejected, saying Trump doomed their American dreams — leaving businesses in the lurch.

Michelle Mark

Rejections for standard work-visas have shot up under the Trump administration, but some companies have avoided the trend

Alex Morrell

The US is only a leader in tech because of foreign workers. Silicon Valley could have happened anywhere if it weren't for one crucial visa.

Former US Secretary of Energy Spencer Abraham, Contributor

Amazon is hiring more foreign H-1B workers than Google and Facebook combined

Zoë Bernard

Highly skilled foreign workers are still flowing into the US -- and in some cities, they make more than $100,000 yearly

Leanna Garfield

Trump's next immigration order could hit tech companies where it hurts

Jeff Dunn

How Cisco's CEO plans to convince Trump to import more immigrants for US tech jobs

Julie Bort

Here's where Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump stand on immigration

Louise Liu

Here's where Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump stand on immigration

Louise Liu

How a startup founder was tortured by the US H1-B visa process after graduating from an Ivy League college

Julie Bort