USCIS’s Obama-era rule allowing H-1B extensions based on I-140 approval from a previous employer has recently come under scrutiny. ITServe, a group representing IT staffing companies, has attempted to block these extensions, claiming they serve their own interests rather than those of the workers. This controversy has raised concerns about the future of H-1B workers who rely on these extensions to remain in the U.S.
Key Details:
- The Obama rule allows H-1B holders to extend their visas if their I-140 is approved by a previous employer.
- ITServe’s actions are seen as an attempt to maintain control over the labor market for IT professionals.
- Many workers previously bound to ‘bodyshops’ may find relief through this rule.
- The ongoing debate highlights the tension between staffing companies and the rights of H-1B workers.
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Source: @KumarXclusive