As Donald Trump embarks on his second term, the H-1B visa program is once again at the center of debate. The program, crucial for U.S. tech sectors facing a severe talent shortage, faces scrutiny from both Trump’s conservative base and industry leaders. Advocates argue skilled foreign workers are essential to U.S. competitiveness, while hardliners push for tighter restrictions. Trump's challenge lies in balancing these opposing views to navigate the future of American innovation and immigration policy.
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