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NewsThe skilled foreign tech workers' green card program under attack from TrumpThe Korea Times · Oct 8, 2026Read the brief
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NewsU.S. freezes green card filings for Microsoft and major IT firmsDiya TV · Oct 8, 2026Read the brief
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NewsThe Trump administration is suspending Microsoft from a green card program, alleging fraudAP News · Oct 8, 2026Read the brief
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businessUS PERM suspension: Indian IT firms cut reliance on H-1B visas, says NasscomBusinessLine · Oct 8, 2026Read the brief
NewsU.S. suspends Microsoft, Adobe, others from green card program, cites abuseInvesting.com · Oct 8, 2026Read the brief
NewsVance announces Microsoft's suspension from H-1B visa program due to alleged fraudvoz.us · Oct 8, 2026Read the brief