Trump visa curbs are undeniably pushing U.S. firms to seriously consider shifting more work to India, and it’s a trend that’s gaining serious momentum. It’s almost as if the plan, whether intentional or not, was already in motion, and these recent policy changes are just accelerating it. Companies are always looking for ways to cut costs, and when you effectively raise the price of having employees in the U.S. through visa restrictions, the decision to outsource becomes that much more appealing.
This isn’t just about moving basic tech support anymore; we’re talking about high-value work, the kind that drives innovation, from AI to product development.… Continue reading
President Trump reinstated a travel ban affecting citizens from 12 countries, with additional restrictions on seven more, effective Monday. The ban, based on concerns about visa overstays and deficient vetting processes in the listed countries, includes Afghanistan and Haiti, despite criticism from some quarters. This action follows a January 20 executive order and builds upon a similar, legally challenged ban from Trump’s first term. The administration cites national security concerns as justification, contrasting this implementation with the chaotic rollout of the original ban.
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A new memo proposes a sweeping ban on travel to the U.S. from 43 countries, with Russia facing sharply restricted visas and Belarus facing heavy sanctions. Eleven countries, including Afghanistan and Cuba, face full visa suspensions, while ten others face partial suspensions affecting tourist and student visas. An additional 22 countries have 60 days to address alleged deficiencies or face potential restrictions. This policy echoes Trump’s previous “Muslim ban,” sparking controversy and raising concerns about its impact on international relations and human rights.
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