A number of businesses and education groups have joined together to try to persuade Congress to raise the number of skilled foreign workers allowed into the United States in H-1B status this year. The coalition calls itself Compete America, and its members are drawn heavily from the technology industry. Compete America sent a letter to each member of Congress, calling for an increase in both the number of H-1B visas and the number of employment-based green cards given to foreign workers. Compete America would like to see the number of H-1B visas increased for the current fiscal year.
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New push to raise cap on H-1B visas
- Hogan Lovells
- USA
- January 18 2007
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Jennifer Miller
Senior Legal Counsel, Bankwest Business
Bank of Western Australia Ltd
