Leaked Microsoft Video Sparks US Green Card Row; Indian Workers Face Uncertainty | Firstpost America
In this video, Firstpost explains the growing clash between Microsoft and the Trump administration over Green Card sponsorships, H-1B visas and foreign workers in the US. A leaked Microsoft video featuring Cloud and AI chief Scott Guthrie reveals the company's response to the US Green Card suspension. Microsoft has defended its H-1B visa applications, while US officials have questioned its foreign hiring practices. Meanwhile, Microsoft's voluntary exit offer for 60,000 employees raises concerns for Indian employees, particularly H-1B visa holders working in America. What does this mean for Indian tech workers and their future in the US? Cary Johnston brings you the details on Firstpost America.00:00 - Trump Administration Targets Microsoft Over Visa Programs
00:18 - Leaked Internal Video of EVP Scott Guthrie Addressing Staff
01:07 - US Department of Labor Reacts to the Leaked Remarks
01:26 - Suspension of Microsoft From the Perm Green Card Program
01:43 - Microsoft's Defense and H-1b Workforce Data
02:20 - Brad Smith Warns Against Pushing Global Tech Talent Away
02:42 - Microsoft's Voluntary Exit Packages Across Global Offices
03:22 - Impact and Uncertainty for Indian H-1B Visa Holders
04:01 - Microsoft's $20.5 Billion Investment Plans in India
04:38 - Firstpost Midterm Election Coverage Promo
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