The Trump administration is planning a rule to nix employment authorization eligibility for spouses of H-1B workers.
A notice of the proposed rulemaking (RIN: 1615-AD14) was added to a long-term regulatory agenda for the Department of Homeland Security, although it did not identify a target date for its release.
The planned rule is the latest in a barrage of Trump administration measures restricting H-1B employment. DHS in the last week proposed a new $103,265 fee for new hires through the program and the White House cleared another proposal to eliminate a discretionary 60-day grace period for workers to ...
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