The Donald Trump administration has been thinking about the visa policy for some time. It was feared that several job-oriented visa categories, including H-1B and N-1, might be suspended. H-1B and N-1 visas are most available to Indian IT companies and Indians seeking employment in the United States. Observers believe that if the Trump administration decides in the end, Indians will suffer the most. The Trump administration decided to temporarily suspend H-1B and L1 visas, despite all fears. As a result of this decision of the US President, by the rest of 2020, 5 lakh 25 thousand jobs will be created in the US. A high-ranking official of the administration said this in a conference call with journalists. He added that the decision was made by President Trump to ensure the rapid employment of Americans in the future and to improve the country's economy.
On Monday, Donald Trump made it clear that a number of popular nonimmigrant visas, including H-1B, H-4, H-2B, J, and L visas, would be discontinued for the remainder of 2020. The White House has said that H-4 visas are currently being suspended for companions of H-1B and H-1B visa holders. As well as H-2B for less-skilled workers, a few J categories for cultural and educational workers and L-1 visas for transfers between organizations will not be issued this year. As of last week, about 47 million Americans have lost their jobs in the United States due to coronavirus. In such a situation, informed quarters think that Trump will be a little ahead before the presidential election in the decision to rush for visas. In a detailed directive to the Department of Homeland Security, President Trump made it clear that those working permits should be revoked immediately for those whose final instructions are to leave the country, who have been involved in a crime in that country, or who have already decided to be deported. This will create about 50,000 jobs for Americans.
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