Indian-origin man rejected for H-1B visa three times compiled 700 pages of evidence and spent $13,000 to secure another way to stay in US
- Since the onset of the second Trump administration, the H-1B visa has transformed from a government document into a coveted goal.
- From applying to the lottery numerous times to hoping for other visas and even planning to switch countries, people have done all things imaginable to be able to extend their stay in the United States.
- The entire effort is in response to Trump's tightening of visa guidelines to curb illegal migration while also prioritising native Americans.
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- Since the onset of the second Trump administration, the H-1B visa has transformed from a government document into a coveted goal.
- From applying to the lottery numerous times to hoping for other visas and even planning to switch countries, people have done all things imaginable to be able to extend their stay in the United States.
- The entire effort is in response to Trump's tightening of visa guidelines to curb illegal migration while also prioritising native Americans.
Sources: Times of India