Trump’s visa move is a big blow to US tech companies, but could benefit other countries seeking skilled workers.
Trump’s visa move is a big blow to US tech companies, but could benefit other countries seeking skilled workers.
By Alex Kozul-Wright and News Agencies
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President Donald Trump’s decision to hike the application fee for companies in the United States hiring overseas workers on H-1B visas is likely to push many foreign skilled workers to seek jobs in other countries instead.
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