U.S. is suspending Microsoft and Adobe from the green card program over alleged fraud
The U.S. government has suspended Microsoft and Adobe from participating in the green card program due to allegations of fraud. Labor Secretary Keith Sonderling stated that the government will stop accepting new permanent labor certification applications from both companies.
Why it matters
This action highlights increased federal oversight into corporate immigration practices and potential misuse of labor certification programs.
Labor Secretary Keith Sonderling said the government will not…
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