California and a coalition of 19 US states have taken the administration of former President Donald Trump to court, challenging a new fee that would see foreign workers being charged $100,000 in order to receive H-1B visas. The H-1B visa program, used by many tech companies with roots in California, allows US employers to bring in skilled foreign workers to fill specialized roles.
The move is seen as particularly significant for the state's high-tech industry, which relies heavily on workers who have been granted these visas. As a result, the lawsuit is likely to have far-reaching implications for the sector.
The move is seen as particularly significant for the state's high-tech industry, which relies heavily on workers who have been granted these visas. As a result, the lawsuit is likely to have far-reaching implications for the sector.