H-1B petitions denied, visas revoked: USCIS says a 'major IT consulting' company in Vermont was doing this fraud
- USCIS says a major IT consulting firm was paying H-1B workers lower salaries.
- As the Donald Trump administration intensified its crackdown on H-1B visa fraud, the US Citizenship and Immigration Services cited a specific case of a major IT consulting company in Vermont that was giving lower salaries to H-1Bs.
- The agency said that it denied and revoked multiple petitions as such unfair practices hurt the interest of American workers.
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- USCIS says a major IT consulting firm was paying H-1B workers lower salaries.
- As the Donald Trump administration intensified its crackdown on H-1B visa fraud, the US Citizenship and Immigration Services cited a specific case of a major IT consulting company in Vermont that was giving lower salaries to H-1Bs.
- The agency said that it denied and revoked multiple petitions as such unfair practices hurt the interest of American workers.
Sources: Times of India