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What Just Happened to the $100K H-1B Fee?

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In this episode of I’ll Call You From the Car, David Zaritzky Brown breaks down the latest legal developments surrounding the controversial $100,000 H-1B fee imposed by presidential proclamation. He explains how multiple court challenges have unfolded, why a federal court recently struck down the fee as an unlawful tax, and how the administration's appeal has created renewed uncertainty for employers and foreign nationals alike. David also discusses the practical impact this policy has had on universities, hospitals, nonprofits, and businesses seeking global talent, while sharing his perspective on what may happen next as the litigation continues through the courts.** This podcast is for informational purposes only. It does not establish an attorney/client relationship in any way, nor client/attorney privilege in any way. We recommend that you contact a licensed attorney if you have any questions. If you would like a consultation with our firm, please send us a message!

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