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Walmart halts hiring workers who need H-1B visas

Walmart pauses job offers to workers needing H-1B visas after Trump's $100,000 fee

America’s largest private employer, Walmart, is pausing job offers to foreign candidates in need of H-1B visas to work in the United States.

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Walmart halts hiring workers who need H-1B visas after Trump administration imposes new fee

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Walmart halts job offers for applicants who need H-1B visas after Trump raises fees to $100,000

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Walmart Rolls Back H-1B Recruitment: New Offers On Hold

Walmart is reportedly pausing job offers to candidates who require these permits to work in the United States.

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Amid $100,000 visa fee, Bad news for this tech giant’s candidates, suspends job offers to…, not Amazon, Microsoft, Meta it is…

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Walmart pauses hiring candidates who need H-1B visa | Morning in America

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ICE detained immigrants with work visas in Wilder raid, attorney says

A local immigration lawyer said some of her clients who legally resided in the U.S. were taken in Wilder on Sunday.

Sahan Journal

Trump’s increased fee for H1-B visas hits Minnesota schools, retail and healthcare industries

President Donald Trump announced in September that the fee for H1-B international worker visas would go from about $3,000 to $100,000 each.

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After the H-1B visa fee hike, global teams are looking like the future of work

With the $100,000 work visa fee hike, many companies are looking to build global teams, and that may permanently change wage practices and bargaining.

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Republican farmer says immigration raids are decimating his work force

The Department of Labor has warned that the Trump administration's anti-immigrant policies could cause a nationwide food shortage.

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Top Countries Offering Work-Visas, Permanent Citizenship Besides US In 2025

Individuals with a job offer from an employer in Germany can apply for the Germany work visa which allows them to work indefinitely and can also lead to naturalization.

The National Law Review

USCIS Clarifies $100,000 H-1B Fee: U.S.-Based Graduates and Workers Exempt

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has issued new guidance clarifying the scope of the recently announced $100,000 H-1B petition fee introduced under a September 19, 2025, White House proclamation.