A JPMorgan report warns that Trump's H-1B visa change will dramatically reduce work authorizations, impacting US companies and foreign workers alike.

JPMorgan warns Trump’s H-1B visa fee hike may reduce monthly US work authorisations for immigrants by up to 5,500 per month.

The US visa shake-up could push talent north — but experts caution that Canada’s immigration system has its own challenges.

President Donald Trump's H-1B visa fee hike to $100,000 affects hiring skilled foreign workers, with Amazon and Meta among those hardest hit.

A $100,000 fee will be required for new H-1B visa applications, and a weighted, wage-based system would replace a lottery.

Travelers were spooked and freaked out over President Donald Trump’s Friday proclamation requiring H-1B visa applicants to pay a $100,000 fee as chaos spread at the San Francisco International Airport with some passengers demanding to leave an international flight, fearful of what would happen if they left the U.S.

"These are not tiny details in the document. These are in the footnotes. This is the deal. You're supposed to be a deal guy. You got to understand your own deal."

My immigration journey included years spent on student and H-1B visas before transitioning to a green card and finally becoming a US citizen.