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Google Leads US Business Push To Safeguard Work Permits For H-1B Spouses

Google Leads US Business Push To Safeguard Work Permits For H-1B Spouses Google Leads US Business Push To Safeguard Work Permits For H-1B Spouses 30 companies and trade groups led by Google contend that undoing employment authorization for spouses would cause financial havoc for families who made life choices based on the expectation of two incomes. Updated: May 14, 2021 4:05 pm IST Google led an amicus brief in the case that stops over 90,000 spouses of US visa workers from having jobs Alphabet Inc s Google said on Friday it was leading about 30 companies and trade groups in opposing a lawsuit that seeks to stop over 90,000 spouses of highly skilled US visa workers from having jobs in the country.

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Lawsuit: Biden Unlawfully Inflating U S Labor Market with Foreign Workers

6 Apr 2021 American professionals who were replaced by H-1B foreign visa workers are asking a federal court to strike down an Obama-era regulation that allows companies to outsource United States jobs to the spouses of H-1B foreign visa workers. Save Jobs USA, made up of American professionals who were fired and forced to train their H-1B foreign visa replacements in 2015 by Southern California Edison, is asking the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia for summary judgment to prevent an Obama-era regulation governing H-4 visa holders, the spouses of H-1B visa holders, which allows them to take U.S. jobs.

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Even with Biden in power, H-1B spouses in the US face delays and obstacles for work permits

AFP Listening to Behind the Numbers, a digital media and marketing podcast was one of Swara’s (name changed) favourite routines on her way to work. Swara is a senior marketing professional in San Francisco with a masters degree from a US university. In July 2020, she was offered a new job with good pay and benefits. A couple of days into her new position, she had to stop working as her work permit renewal was not adjudicated in time by United States Citizenship and Immigration Services. She filed for her renewal in May 2020 and has not received a decision as of February 2021. Swara is on an H-4 visa as the spouse of an H-1B visa holder.

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H-4 Visa Spouses Can Continue to Work Under Biden Administration

Tuesday, March 2, 2021 The Biden administration announced that it will not strike the H-4 EAD (Employment Authorization Document) rule, which allows spouses of H-1B visa holders to work in the United States if they meet certain conditions. This is a great relief for almost 100,000 H-4 spouses. The United States Customs and Immigration Services (USCIS) stated on February 10 that the proposed legislation (a ban on the H-4 EAD rule) had been withdrawn “consistent with administration priorities.” “This is a huge sigh of relief for tens of thousands of H-1B workers and their family members,” said Sarah Pierce, an immigration policy analyst at the non-partisan Migration Policy Institute. “These families have lived for four years with constant threat of having their ability to make a living revoked.”

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