Trump Will Charge $100k Fee for H1B Visas
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#2Trump to Add New $100,000 Fee for H-1B Visas in Latest Crackdown - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45304666 - September 2025
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#3Putting snark aside, I'd rather work with the H-1B visa holders who are here locally. Not only does it make it easier for me to coordinate and deliver my projects, but there's a lot of local tax revenue being generated by these folks that we lose when they're working overseas.
I've been wondering since the 90s why I don't work with more Americans, but that ship has done sailed: a lot of Americans don't want to do this work. Even though it brings good pay with it. I don't know why that is, but that's the way it is.
But forcing us to use more and more offshore labor? That's just stupid.
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#4Alright. So offshore development it is! Putting snark aside, I'd rather work with the H-1B visa holders who are here locally. Not only does it make it easier for me to coordinate and deliver my projects, but there's a lot of local tax revenue being generated by these folks that we lose when they're working overseas. I've been wondering since the 90s why I don't work with more Americans, but that ship has done sailed:…
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#6Alright. So offshore development it is! Putting snark aside, I'd rather work with the H-1B visa holders who are here locally. Not only does it make it easier for me to coordinate and deliver my projects, but there's a lot of local tax revenue being generated by these folks that we lose when they're working overseas. I've been wondering since the 90s why I don't work with more Americans, but that ship has done sailed:…
Can they tariff offshore development?
Re: Trump Will Charge $100k Fee for H1B Visas
#7Alright. So offshore development it is! Putting snark aside, I'd rather work with the H-1B visa holders who are here locally. Not only does it make it easier for me to coordinate and deliver my projects, but there's a lot of local tax revenue being generated by these folks that we lose when they're working overseas. I've been wondering since the 90s why I don't work with more Americans, but that ship has done sailed:…