 | Expect green card, H1-B visa squeeze to ease under Biden-Kamala ruleIn the four years of the Trump administration, it has not been smooth sailing for Indians for whom the US is a land of opportunities and a stepping stone for economic prosperity. |
 | Indian companies dramatically reduced H-1B visa filing: US dailySan Francisco Chronicle's editorial board has said applicants for the H-1B visa programme are anticipating the hardest process in many years. |
| H-1B visa application process to begin from Monday; to face unprecedented scrutinyChatter at various social media platforms and groups indicate that immigration attorneys this time expect a much high rate of rejection. |
 | Trump administration's new policy makes H1-B visa approval tough; Indian firms to be impactedThe Trump administration has announced a new policy that makes very tough the procedure of issuing H-1B visas to those to be employed at one or more third-party worksites. |
 | US H1-B visa assurance should end speculations: Indo-American Chamber of Commerce chiefReportedly, US officials have clarified that they are not contemplating any regulatory changes that would compel the H1-B visa holders to leave the United States after six-year limit. |
 | Relief for Indian techies, US says no change in H-1B extension policyIn December, a US-based news agency had reported that the Department of Homeland Security is considering new regulations that would prevent the H1-B visa extensions. |
 | Ending extension of H-1B visas 'bad policy': US industry body"This policy would harm American business, our economy, and the country. Further, it is inconsistent with the goals of a more merit-based immigration system," US Chamber of Commerce said. |
 | US-India ties: Narendra Modi-Donald Trump chemistry apart, Washington bets big on New DelhiDespite a change of guard in Washington, the India-US global strategic partnership remained strong as ever. |
 | Infosys to hire 10,000 American workers by 2019Infosys and some other Indian IT firms have become political targets in the United States for allegedly displacing jobs of American workers. |
 | Donald Trump signs 'Buy American, Hire American' executive order, targets H1-B visa programIn his new directive, Trump is targeting the H-1B visa program, which the White House says undercuts U.S. workers by bringing in large numbers of cheaper, foreign workers and driving down wage |
 | H1-B system needs 'common sense' reforms: Indian-American CongressmanRo Khanna represents the Silicon Valley where a large number of Indians and other immigrants work. |
