Business immigration under the Trump administration

Of the many branches of the local immigration system, business immigration is one of the most important. Throughout history and especially after international transit increased thanks to technological advances, American or US-based companies have greatly benefited from the presence of foreign workers, who have the option to gain work experience in this North American country through multiple visa programs.

However, despite the fact that the local employer/foreign worker relationship is a pillar for the national economy, the Trump administration tried to increase eligibility requirements and hinder the process to hire employees from abroad, arguing that foreign workers often take opportunities away from American workers, even though that is not always the case.

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Biden approaches business immigration from a different perspective

The Biden administration’s plans undoubtedly outline a different and promising future for foreign national populations in general, even more so when compared to the previous administration.

From day one in office, President Biden has emphasized the need to improve existing business immigration programs to simplify the hiring process for local companies and allow foreign workers to contribute to the nation’s socioeconomic development.

In fact, recently, the Biden administration released its first regulatory agenda, which includes a section on business immigration. Broadly speaking, Biden proposes to amend and optimize the H-1B visa program, which is available to qualified foreign workers in fields such as engineering, research, science and technology.

Among many other things, the Biden administration’s regulatory agenda states that:

• The USCIS (US Citizenship and Immigration Services) plans to restructure and redefine the local employer/foreign employee relationship and create rules for visiting employer facilities.
• The DOL (Department of Labor) plans to increase wages for H-1B visa holders and prevent American workers from losing job opportunities.

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Skilled labor shortages linked to immigration

The US is experiencing a labor shortage in most, if not all, sectors of the local market, which dates back to even before the health crisis caused by the global Coronavirus pandemic.

Also, waiting times and the backlog of immigration cases across the country worsen the situation for both local employers and foreign workers, which ultimately affects the American population due to price increases in certain products and services.

Therefore, the Biden administration’s new approach to business immigration could reduce labor shortages while protecting local workers from unemployment.

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