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"H1B system spammed with fraud": White House to contest all lawsuits challenging increase to visa fees

The Trump administration will defend its new USD 100,000 H-1B visa fee in court, following lawsuits by the US Chamber of Commerce, unions, and employers. Officials say the policy prioritizes American workers and combats fraud, while critics warn it could harm industries reliant on skilled foreign labor

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Donald Trump. Pic/AFP

Donald Trump. Pic/AFP

The Trump administration is gearing up to defend its new H-1B visa policy in court, amidst multiple lawsuits challenging the $100,000 fee imposed on new visa applicants.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt on Thursday (local time) claimed that the H-1B system has been exploited, driving down American wages. She asserted that the policy aims to prioritise American workers and curb fraud in the H-1B system.

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