22 Attorneys General Challenge Trump’s $103,265 H‑1B Visa Fee
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Twenty‑two U.S. attorneys general have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration’s proposed $103,265 fee for certain H‑1B visa petitions, arguing it exceeds executive authority and could worsen shortages of teachers, doctors and nurses.
- The lawsuit claims the fee violates federal law and exceeds the president’s power.
- The attorneys warn that the fee would increase shortages of teachers, doctors and nurses.
- The challenge targets the fee on H‑1B petitions that would affect Indian professionals and U.S. companies relying on the program.
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22 US Attorneys General Oppose Trump's $103,265 H-1B Visa Fee, Warn Of Teacher, Doctor And Nurse Shortages
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First reported by Free Press Journal on ; 2 articles from 2 outlets so far.
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- Center (2): Free Press Journal, Mid-Day