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H-1B under the scanner: Trump admin signals major changes to visa system in 365 days

H-1B visa latest: Federal investigators are expanding their probe into alleged abuses of the H-1B foreign-worker program. The investigation focuses on fraudulent hiring, worker exploitation, and potential human trafficking issues. Labor Department Inspector General Anthony D’Esposito indicated that a significant case is being built against these concerns. The Trump administration…

The Economic Times · 14h ago

‘We have handcuffs ready’: Trump admin warns H-1B visa programme may see major changes

The H-1B visa programme could undergo major changes over the next year as the Trump administration expands a nationwide investigation into alleged foreign-labor fraud, worker exploitation and potential human trafficking.

The Times of India · 16h ago

US suspends Cognizant’s green-card filings amid visa fraud probe

NEW DELHI: The US Department of Labour has suspended permanent labour certification, or PERM, filings by Cognizant and Cloudera as the Trump administration intensifies its crackdown on alleged fraud in employment-based immigration programmes.

The Times of India · Sep 9

'This right here is everything that's wrong with H-1Bs': Trump official knocks on the door of Pakistani event manager Mohammad Abbas accused of selling visas

Texas journalist Sara Gonzales brought Department of Labor Inspector General Anthony D’Esposito to the registered office of Mohammad Abbas in Texas, accusing him of selling H-1B visas and Green Cards. In her recent video, Gonzales documented what happened leading to the visit of D'Esposito, who was in Texas for an…

The Times of India · Aug 18

Incumbent Gillen (D) and Driscoll (R) to face off in New York swing district

Incumbent Laura Gillen (D) and Jeanine Driscoll (R) are running in the general election to represent New York's 4th Congressional District on Nov. 3.

Ballotpedia · Aug 14

'This building alone has 500+ approved H-1B applications': Trump official in Texas reveals shocking reality, no one is opening doors

Anthony D’Esposito, the inspector general of the US Department of Labor, revealed the shocking reality that they found during their field inspection in Texas: companies that were allowed H-1B visas do not have any existence. "We are on the ground in Texas. We are in a building here with two…

The Times of India · Aug 11

H-1B program is not just fraud: Trump official says it's a criminal enterprise; Americans will be very angry when the investigation is over

Anthony D'Esposito, the inspector general at the Department of Labor which is heading the probe into the H-1B program, said the visa program is not just fraud but a criminal enterprise with its networks extended far beyond the borders of America. In an interview with Breitbart, D'Esposito said he won't…

The Times of India · Aug 7

Only 4 companies? Critics say barring small companies from hiring H-1B for 1-2 years is not enough

The US Department of Labor recently barred four employers from hiring H-1Bs for 2027 and 2028 after they were found as wilful violators. Labor Department's inspector general Anthony D'Esposito announced the measure and issued a warning that such actions will continue. "If you're screwing over American workers, we're coming for…

The Times of India · Aug 4

H-1B Visas Scandal: Trump Administration Launches Probe into Alleged Abuse of American Worker Displacement

The Trump administration has initiated a significant investigation into H-1B visa fraud, targeting alleged programme abuse and the displacement of American workers by foreign labour

International Business Times UK · Jul 10

Inside details of Trump administration's biggest crackdown on H-1B visa fraud: Human trafficking in the name of fake jobs

H-1B fraud investigation: US authorities are investigating widespread fraud and human trafficking within visa programs. Labor Department Inspector General Anthony D'Esposito said this is graver than some paperwork crime. H-1B visa fraud is fueling violent crime because much of this labor is tied to cartels and gangs.

The Times of India · Jul 9