Trump Administration Suspends Microsoft From Green-Card Programme, Alleging H-1B Visa Fraud
The Trump administration suspended Microsoft from an H-1B worker green-card programme over alleged fraud. The action forms part of wider scrutiny of work and study visa programmes.
3 reports from 2 outlets · First reported Wed, Oct 7
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The Trump administration suspended Microsoft from a programme helping H-1B visa workers apply for green cards.
Jamaica Gleaner +1Officials allege Microsoft abused the system and displaced American workers as part of a wider visa crackdown.
Jamaica Gleaner +1The administration is also investigating alleged visa fraud involving Adobe and exchange-visa use at nine elite universities.
Jamaica ObserverMicrosoft’s response and the investigation’s outcome have not been reported.
Jamaica Gleaner +2
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