President Donald Trump’s revamp of the H-1B white-collar outsourcing program has prompted cautious approval from advocates for American professionals and college graduates.
“It does not end H-1Bs, but it fundamentally reshapes who benefits from them,” said Hany Girgis, a tech-training CEO.
Trump also imposed a $100,000 fee on the arrival of some new H-1B workers in 2026. The rule is not expected to have any significant benefit for Americans because there are so many alternative pipelines of foreign white-collar workers.
Business groups sued, but lost the issue on Wednesday because the fee is clearly allowed by law, according to a judge…
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