US Proposes $70000 Student Work Fee
The US Department of Homeland Security has proposed a seventy thousand dollar fee for international students seeking work authorization. The rule aims to curb fraud and protect domestic workers but faces likely legal challenges.
The United States Department of Homeland Security proposed charging international students $70,000 in training fees to work in the country. The proposal targets the Optional Practical Training program for F-1 visa holders. The measure aims to curb immigration fraud and protect domestic workers.
