The Department of Justice and the FBI have won a guilty verdict against an India-born executive at a U.S. Fortune 500 company who demanded kickbacks in exchange for hiring a job-seeker.
Pro-Democrat investor and pro-migration lobbyist Ron Conway is the biggest loser — so far — in the expanding fight to impose a wealth tax on California billionaires, according to a report.
Mass migration is terrible economics, President Donald Trump told an audience of Europeans at the World Economic Forum on Wednesday.
There is little need for large-scale migration into the U.S. economy while productivity is being turbocharged by artificial intelligence, according to Larry Karp, CEO of the fast-growing Palantir Technologies.
California’s stock market billionaires are angrily denouncing a proposed tax to fund healthcare for the millions of illegal migrants they welcomed into their state.
President Donald Trump has expanded his regulatory curbs on migration to 39 countries and could slash the inflow of Islamic migrants by 40 percent.
A growing share of O-1 “genius” U.S. visas is going to foreign OnlyFans strippers and social-media influencers, according to the Financial Times.
India’s government is escalating its protests against the State Department’s new curbs on rampant visa fraud at U.S. embassies in the subcontinent.
President Donald Trump’s revamp of the H-1B white-collar outsourcing program has prompted cautious approval from advocates for American professionals and college graduates.
Google and Apple have cautioned their H-1B visa workers against traveling outside the United States, citing substantial delays in visa processing that could last up to a year.
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick says the “Trump Gold Card” will generate billions of dollars for the federal government, but will not expand the huge inflow of migrants into the careers sought by skilled American graduates.
Microsoft has announced plans to invest $17.5 billion in India over the next four years, focusing on the country’s rapidly growing data center market. Meanwhile in the United States, the software giant is laying off Americans, importing H-1B visa workers, and cozying up to the Chinese government.
President Donald Trump’s promised $100,000 fee for importing H-1B workers next year will be a trivial fee for Silicon Valley companies, says the Iran-born CEO of a recruiting company.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk voiced his strong support for the H-1B visa program in a recent podcast interview, while also expressing concerns over President Donald Trump’s tariff policies, which he believes “distort” markets.
Americans have been very patient while the federal government’s “Immigration Policy has eroded [civic] gains and living conditions for many,” President Donald Trump declared in a Thanksgiving Day statement on Truth Social as he promised to deport many more migrants.
President Donald Trump is using the nation’s multiple visa programs to encourage foreign investment, but not to replace Americans, White House spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt said Monday.
On Monday’s broadcast of NewsNation’s “On Balance,” former acting Secretary of Homeland Security Chad Wolf said that there will be “some pain” to make fixes to the H-1B visa program “to actually raise the level, hire American workers, and the
On Monday’s broadcast of NewsNation’s “On Balance,” former acting Secretary of Homeland Security Chad Wolf responded to President Donald Trump’s defense of the H-1B visa program by saying, “that is not the current H-1B system. They come over, they stay
President Donald Trump and his administration are narrowing their defense of the huge H-1B corporate outsourcing program, which is used by many corporate executives to hire many foreign graduates for a wide range of jobs.
The White House is touting a decline in the number of foreign students enrolled in U.S. colleges amid the public’s growing realization that many U.S. employers prefer to hire cheap foreign graduates instead of skilled American professionals.
Even establishment GOP darling Nikki Haley is opposed to President Donald Trump’s endorsement of educating 600,000 Chinese students in American universities.
President Donald Trump’s appointees in many agencies are trying to apply old laws in new ways to deal with the H-1B problem, says Eric Sell, a lawyer working for Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon.
President Donald Trump’s top deputies are sparring over the H-1B visa program, which is profitable for investors but increasingly toxic among the younger voters needed by the GOP in the 2026 midterm elections.
Nearly 200 investigations into potential abuses of the H-1B visa program have been launched as part of the Department of Labor’s (DOL) efforts to “combat discrimination against American workers,” agency officials reveal to Breitbart News.
During a portion of an interview with the Fox News Channel aired on Tuesday’s broadcast of “The Ingraham Angle,” President Donald Trump discussed H-1B visas and said that bringing in large numbers of foreign workers will harm the wages of
Apple pie is not American. So says Indian immigrant Padma Lakshmi, a former model who is promoting a new CBS cooking show while she campaigns for more migration.
Op-ed writer George Will, a pillar of the old-guard GOP establishment, is so disgusted with Congress’s refusal to enforce more migration that he used his Washington Post column to air his grievances.
A new lawsuit claims that Indian-origin employers in the United States used the federal H-1B program to exploit and cheat the Indian-origin white-collar employees who are working to win the golden prize of citizenship that is dangled by the U.S. federal government.
The U.S. government is importing too many legal immigrants and too many H-1B visa workers, Vice President JD Vance told a cheering crowd of roughly 10,000 Turning Point supporters and students Thursday at the University of Mississippi.
India’s government is drafting a bill to expand and accelerate the already huge migration of Indians into jobs throughout the developed world, including white-collar careers in the Fortune 500.
Like two ships passing in the night, proponents and opponents of H1-B visas can’t see the forest through the trees. The void of American workers for qualified H‑1B positions was really caused by the ever-increasing scale and relaxed requirements of F‑1 student visas, and universities depending on international enrollment to balance budgets. Admissions at leading public institutions like Georgia Tech have become as competitive as elite private universities, yet a material share of limited undergraduate seats increasingly goes to non‑U.S. students who can pay full tuition and additional fees.
Indians are celebrating new regulations from the Department of Homeland Security that exempt Indian students from President Donald Trump’s $100,000 fee on new H-1B outsourcing workers.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is suing the administration to block President Donald Trump’s emerging curbs on the H-1B outsourcing program.
A Wall Street trustee group wants to kill a new $40 million investment fund that refuses to invest in companies who import H-1B visa workers for jobs that would otherwise go to American professionals.
A 44 percent plurality of likely voters say that companies exploit the H-1B visa system, according to a new poll by Cygnal.
Keeping migration low is the best way to raise Americans’ prosperity, says a study funded by the leading lobby group for investors who want mass migration.
Indian’s huge and growing population of migrants and citizens in the United States should loudly defend India’s strategic interests, says a senior Indian politician.
A bipartisan duo in the Senate has drafted an unprecedented bill to curb the little-known but huge L-1 visa program, which allows multinationals to import hundreds of thousands of white collar workers while paying them home country wages.
Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) will introduce a bill on Tuesday that would sharply reduce the number of H-1B migrants working in U.S. white-collar jobs.
A bipartisan pair of Senators is asking 10 major CEOs to explain why they are hiring Indian and Chinese H-1B migrants instead of skilled American professionals.
