The US Department of Labor has barred four companies from the H-1B visa program for willful violations of immigration and labor rules, effective June 1, 2026. These firms failed to meet wage and work condition promises for foreign workers.

The US Department of Labor added GowraTech, LLC, Renotek Group LLC, and Seeloz, Inc. to its debarment list as willful violators, blocking them from filing new H-1B visa petitions.

While the second Trump administration has stepped up its efforts to discourage use of the program, many top employers continue to take advantage of it.

Federal investigators are examining alleged fraud in the H-1B visa program as Arizona Republicans seek tighter restrictions and business groups warn that limiting the visas could worsen skilled-worker shortages.

US H-1B visa FY 2027 cap has been reached, with USCIS confirming it received enough petitions to fill all 85,000 annual visa slots.

Rep. Riley Moore calls the H-1B visa program a "scam" against the American worker and reveals growing Republican support to abolish it completely.

Big Tech's H-1B filings are falling as Washington has made the visa program harder and more expensive to use, and as tech companies cut jobs.

MD Anderson is a global leader in cancer research, tapping hundreds of foreign-born scientists. Now Gov. Greg Abbott’s restrictions on H-1B visas may limit the talent pool.

Republican state Senator Mayes Middleton, who has called for abolishing the H-1B visa program, defeated Representative Chip Roy in the Texas attorney general primary runoff on Tuesday, securing the GOP nomination. The H‑1B program is a temporary U.S ...