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Amazon, Google, Microsoft reportedly warn H-1B employees to stay in the US | TechCrunch
Large tech companies have responded to President Donald Trump’s dramatic changes to H-1B visa applications by telling employees with those visas to remain in the United States for now.
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Amazon, Google, Microsoft reportedly warn H-1B employees to stay in the US | TechCrunch
Large tech companies have responded to President Donald Trump’s dramatic changes to H-1B visa applications by telling employees with those visas to remain in the United States for…
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theverge.com
Amazon, Google, and Microsoft warn employees to rush back to the US
Amazon, Google, and Microsoft tell H-1B visa workers to rush back to the US before Sunday.
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fortune.com
Tech companies warn H-1B visa holders to avoid foreign travel | Fortune
Microsoft Corp., Alphabet Inc., Amazon.com Inc. and other tech companies sent messages to affected employees telling them to return to the US on Saturday.