As a nationwide educator shortage persists, some districts are sponsoring immigrant work visas to attract and retain staff.

Mass layoffs in the tech industry could hit H1B visa workers especially hard.

The Trump administration increased renewal fees and made the process “more cumbersome,” says a reform advocate.

Two new Trump administration rules would limit the types of jobs H-1B workers can fill and require U.S. companies to pay them higher salaries. Businesses aren’t happy.

U.S. District Judge Jeffrey S. White said the president had likely exceeded his authority.

In America, around 28% of doctors, 35% of home aides and 20% of nursing assistants are foreign born.

Trump’s executive order restricting foreign workers could have unintended economic effects.

There are fewer international students, a letter to Congress and the Trump administration says, and that could have long-term economic implications.

The lives of many educated, skilled people have essentially been put on hold by a pile of changes to immigration policies.