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Why H-1Bs, H-4s and foreign students must not expect quick relief - The Times of India
Democrats’ takeover of the House and Senate promises greater scrutiny of the Trump administration’s immigration agenda. But with the president’s executive powers intact and several major policy battles already before the courts, H-1B workers, Indian students and H-4 spouses cannot expect immediate relief.
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