Harvard could face $100,000 fee for every new H-1B worker under Trump proclamation
Harvard University faces potential multimillion-dollar fees due to a new presidential proclamation imposing a $100,000 charge per new H-1B visa. This could significantly impact the university's recruitment of international scholars and researchers. The proclamation, citing concerns over H-1B program abuse, has sparked uncertainty and potential legal challenges across higher education institutions.
Harvard University faces potential multimillion-dollar fees due to a new presidential proclamation imposing a $100,000 charge per new H-1B visa. This could significantly impact the university's recruitment of international scholars and researchers. The proclamation, citing concerns over H-1B program abuse, has sparked uncertainty and potential legal challenges across higher education institutions.
