DHS Omitted Key Data Showing H-1B Petitions Dropped After Fee Increase

A review reveals that the Department of Homeland Security failed to disclose evidence indicating a sharp decline in new visa applications following a $100,000 fee hike.

26 Aug, 14:19 — 26 Aug, 14:19

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DHS Omits Describing H-1B Data Undermining Premise Of Immigration Rule

DHS omitted describing data in its immigration rule that showed filings for new H-1B petitions plunged after a $100,000 fee was introduced.

By Stuart Anderson, Senior Contributor

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DHS Omitted Key Data Showing H-1B Petitions Dropped After Fee Increase

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