U.S. considers tightening H-1B visa rules, affecting tech industry and workers.

The H-1B visa program, vital for the U.S. tech industry, faces scrutiny under new administrations. Critics argue it harms native workers, while supporters, including tech leaders, say it boosts productivity. Since 1990, 4.5 million visas have been issued, mostly to Indian tech workers. Proposed changes, like higher salaries and stricter scrutiny, could affect companies and visa holders, potentially moving jobs overseas. Despite concerns, the economic benefits may prevent drastic changes, but procedural hurdles are likely.

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