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... Earlier this month, President Donald J. Trump announced a presidential proclamation reform to the H-1B visa program: every new H-1B visa petition must include a one-time, $100,000 fee per sponsored worker. The fee applies only to new petitions -- not renewals or current visa holders.

The H-1B visa is a non-immigrant visa that allows US employers to hire foreign workers in specialty occupations (such as tech, engineering, finance). Each year, the program brings in 85,000 high-skilled high-paid professionals to help power the US economy.

With the new fee, the high cost of H-1B talent in late 2025 and 2026 will likely force employers to scale back their use of cross-border talent and -- perhaps -- projects, experts say. ...

So, yet another apparent headline-grabbing pronouncement of Pres Trump trying to reduce the Trump super-deficit [a.k.a., billionaire tax-reductions] may have longer-term implications that his transactional headline approach may show?