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$100,000 H-1B Fee Extended Till 2027 | Trump’s Big Blow to Indian Techies | R Stream

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$100,000 H-1B Fee Extended Till 2027 | Trump’s Big Blow to Indian Techies | R Stream #H1BVisa #H1BVisa2026 #H1BVisa2027 #Trump #DonaldTrump #IndianTechies #IndianIT #IndianITProfessionals #IndianSoftwareEngineers Description : Trump has extended the controversial $100,000 H-1B payment requirement for another year, keeping the restriction in place until September 21, 2027. The move could have major implications for companies seeking to bring new H-1B workers into the United States from abroad, including Indian technology professionals. The latest proclamation applies to certain new H-1B workers who are outside the United States, while current H-1B holders and certain workers already in the U.S. are treated differently under the policy. At the same time, the Trump administration has ordered federal agencies to coordinate more closely when reviewing H-1B petitions. Authorities are directed to consider whether sponsoring employers have recently laid off, or plan to lay off, similarly situated American workers. The White House says the measures are intended to prevent abuse of the H-1B program and protect American workers. The administration also says H-1B registrations by the largest IT outsourcing firms have fallen by 92% since the 2025 proclamation. But the policy remains legally contested. A federal judge previously ruled the $100,000 fee unlawful, and appeals and other litigation are continuing. In this Rstream Special Analysis, we explain: Why Trump extended the $100,000 H-1B fee Who could be affected by the latest rules What the policy means for Indian IT professionals Why H-1B outsourcing companies are facing greater scrutiny What the new interagency review system means Why the $100K fee is facing legal challenges How the changes could affect US tech companies and global hiring Why companies such as Alphabet are expanding operations outside the US Subscribe to R Stream and stay ahead with trusted Telugu explainers, trending news updates, and stories that shape our world. #explainer For More Updates Visit www.rtvtelugu.com