US President Donald Trump admits the country lacks skilled professionals and needs foreign talent, even as his administration enforces a strict H-1B visa crackdown.

F-1 visa holders could see their ability to get workplace-based training restricted under unpublished DHS plans.

H1-B visa reform is needed now. In the global race for chips and AI, the U.S. cannot continue treating this most important H1-B talent entry point like a lottery ticket.

Vallabhaneni claims that his earnings were so inconsistent that he could not afford rent or basic medical care. The lapse in health insurance left him and his wife without treatment, even when he suffered a severe leg injury.

Visa and Mastercard have proposed a settlement in their long-running legal dispute with merchants over interchange fees.

The so-called K-visa is part of Beijing’s broader push to attract international talent at a time when US immigration policies for skilled workers have tightened

Donald Trump’s insistence that America doesn’t have talented workers drew angry blowback from his own MAGA supporters. The backlash exploded after Fox News host Laura Ingraham and the president clashed over work visas.