Will More US Firms Follow IBM On Ending H-1B, Green Card Sponsorship? Expert Explains | Spotlight
IBM is scaling back H-1B visa and green card sponsorship for most roles in its Consulting division, as the Trump administration intensifies its immigration crackdown. The move comes after the US Department of Labor suspended Microsoft, Adobe, Cognizant, Infosys and Tata Consultancy Services from using the PERM labour certification process. Meanwhile, a proposal to eliminate the 60-day grace period for certain temporary workers, including H-1B visa holders, has attracted more than 31,000 public comments. With Indians accounting for approximately 70 per cent of approved H-1B petitions, what do these developments mean for skilled Indian professionals working in America? Griha Atul tells you more as she's joined by Darrell West, Senior Fellow in the Center for Technology Innovation at the Brookings Institution.------
00:00 - Introduction & IBM Consulting Talent Shift
01:22 - Relocation vs. Exit Options for Foreign Workers
02:42 - Political Impact & Administration Stance on Immigration
03:40 - PERM Suspension & H-1B Fee Hikes
04:38 - Impact on Indian Tech Talent
05:37 - Diplomatic Fallout & Political rhetoric
06:51 - Alternative Global Tech Hubs for Skilled Workers
08:00 - How Visa Restrictions Affect American Innovation
09:22 - Reverse Brain Drain & Global Capability Centers
10:30 - Impact on Indo-US Strategic & IT Partnerships
12:21 - US Policy Reality vs. Diplomatic Relations
13:14 - What Changes with the New Congress in January?
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