No New H-1B After a Year? Trump's Immigration Crackdown Amid Layoff Storm Explained | Spotlight

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The Trump administration is expanding its crackdown on the H-1B visa programme, with the US Labor Department investigating alleged fraud, worker exploitation and other abuses. Labor Department Inspector General Anthony D'Esposito says the foreign-labor visa system could look very different within a year, as investigators issue subpoenas and execute search warrants. A new Trump executive order directs agencies to consider recent or planned layoffs when reviewing applications and alleges abuse involving outsourcing firms and worker replacement. The administration has also extended a $100,000 payment requirement for certain H-1B petitions involving workers outside the U.S. Meanwhile, a proposed $103,265 fee has triggered an industry-backed analysis of potential federal revenue losses. Cary Johnston tells you more.
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00:00 - Introduction

01:30 - Trump's H1B Endgame?

02:18 - What Labor Department Inspector General Said

03:00 - JD Vance Statement

03:22 - Trump's H1B Executive Order

05:00 - The $100,000 Factor

06:00 - Questions on Trump Administration's Intent

07:50 - Expert Dissects Trump's Immigration Policies
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