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【Outside Japan】Trump’s De Facto H 1B Ban

Trump’s De Facto H-1B Ban Will Boost the Trade Deficit, Reduce US Competitiveness, and Have No Impact on Unemployment Source: https://itif.org/publications/2025/09... MAGA Republicans have long criticized the H-1B visa program that lets U.S. organizations hire high-skilled foreign workers on a temporary basis, arguing it takes jobs away from Americans. So, it wasn’t surprising to see President Trump issue a proclamation on Friday requiring any organization petitioning to employ an H-1B worker to pay a $100,000 fee. The White House says the fee will have to be paid when companies submit petitions for new H-1B visas—which are typically good for a renewable three-year term—while Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick described it as an annual fee at the announcement ceremony. But either way, let’s be clear: This is a de-facto ban, as few organizations will be able to afford it. And the result will be that traded-sector companies will hire more workers overseas, while the other workers who would have come to America will instead work for foreign competitors of U.S. companies. And to the extent any companies do pay the fee, their cost structure will go up relative to foreign competitors. As a result, domestic U.S. technology capabilities and competitiveness will decline. Source: https://itif.org/publications/2025/09... Voice: Powered by Ondokusan #H1BVisa #TrumpProclamation #100kFee #MAGARepublicans #ImmigrationBan #AmericanJobs #HighSkilledWorkers #VisaProgram #DeFactoBan #USEconomy #TechCompetitiveness