The president’s immigration advisers are drawing up plans for a coming executive order, expected this month, that would ban the issuance of some new temporary, work-based visas. The order is expected to focus on visa categories including H-1B, designed for highly skilled workers, and H-2B, for seasonal migrant workers, as well as student visas and the work authorization that accompanies them.
WASHINGTON—The Trump administration, having temporarily closed borders and curtailed immigration in response to the coronavirus pandemic, is moving to expand those restrictions while the president’s advisers push to leave them in place for months or even years to come, according to several people familiar with the matter.
Senior administration officials are operating on the assumption that the public, during the pandemic, will be willing to accept new limits on immigration, the people said. That, in turn, presents the administration with an opportunity to pursue long-held goals to overhaul the immigration system in the name of public health and job protection for Americans.
The president’s immigration advisers are drawing up plans for a coming executive order, expected this month, that would ban the issuance of some new temporary, work-based visas. The order is expected to focus on visa categories including H-1B, designed for highly skilled workers, and H-2B, for seasonal migrant workers, as well as student visas and the work authorization that accompanies them.
Though the scope of the order hasn’t yet been decided, administration officials said it could range from suspensions of entire visa categories to the creation of incentives to hire Americans in industries hardest-hit by layoffs.
Number of apprehensions each month alongsouthwestern border of U.S.Source: U.S. Customs and Border Protection
The discussions follow a series of moves by President Trump to curtail the flow of migrants at the nation’s borders and entry points. In January, facing reports of a spreading epidemic, the White House announced travel restrictions on China. In March, the government shut downthe Mexican and Canadian borders to nonessential travel and enacted a policy of expelling any migrant crossing the border illegally or asking for asylum.
In April, the president signed an executive order temporarily barring new immigrants for 60 days, including family members of U.S. citizens. The coming changes, the administration has suggested, will build on this April action.
The moves, so far, are billed as temporary. But some administration officials argue the restraints on immigration may need to be in place at least until a vaccine is widely deployed in the U.S. and Latin America, which could take more than a year.
【 以下文字转载自 Military 讨论区 】
发信人: newIdRobot (新器人), 信区: Military
标 题: wsj：限制工作签证和OPT的EO已经在draft了，预计本月执行
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Fri May 8 15:25:49 2020, 美东)
iheartnyc 发于 2020-05-08 15:22, 论坛:
标 题: 华尔街日报：限制工作签证和OPT的EO已经在draft了，预计本月执行
下面是我觉得最关键的几段话。如果猜测一下的话，上一个EO并不禁止已经批准的移民签证登陆，同时不影响境内转身份。这个EO很可能也是类似，如果EO真的执行，我预测最有可能的后果就是境外不再批准H1B和F1签证，但是已有的还可以入境。如果真的这
样，打击最大的就是印度ICC，因为境外找工作申请新H1几乎是他们的特有领域，其他
国家大多都是先用其他方式入境再申请H1身份转换的。
另外新闻里还提到了OPT和CPT （work authorizations accompanies student visa), 不清楚会怎么影响。因为OPT和CPT都是境内申请的。有一种可能是CPT不再批准，OPT一年期还可以，但是extension不会批了（因为CPT和STEM OPT extension都不是法律赋予的）。
The president’s immigration advisers are drawing up plans for a coming
executive order, expected this month, that would ban the issuance of some
new temporary, work-based visas. The order is expected to focus on visa
categories including H-1B, designed for highly skilled workers, and H-2B,
for seasonal migrant workers, as well as student visas and the work
authorization that accompanies them.
Though the scope of the order hasn’t yet been decided, administration
officials said it could range from suspensions of entire visa categories to the creation of incentives to hire Americans in industries hardest-hit by
layoffs.
http://www.wsj.com/articles/trump-administration-pushes-to-extend-coronavirus-immigration-limits-11588935603
WASHINGTON—The Trump administration, having temporarily closed borders and curtailed immigration in response to the coronavirus pandemic, is moving to expand those restrictions while the president’s advisers push to leave them in place for months or even years to come, according to several people
familiar with the matter.
Senior administration officials are operating on the assumption that the
public, during the pandemic, will be willing to accept new limits on
immigration, the people said. That, in turn, presents the administration
with an opportunity to pursue long-held goals to overhaul the immigration
system in the name of public health and job protection for Americans.
The president’s immigration advisers are drawing up plans for a coming
executive order, expected this month, that would ban the issuance of some
new temporary, work-based visas. The order is expected to focus on visa
categories including H-1B, designed for highly skilled workers, and H-2B,
for seasonal migrant workers, as well as student visas and the work
authorization that accompanies them.
Though the scope of the order hasn’t yet been decided, administration
officials said it could range from suspensions of entire visa categories to the creation of incentives to hire Americans in industries hardest-hit by
layoffs.
Number of apprehensions each month alongsouthwestern border of U.S.Source: U.S. Customs and Border Protection
The discussions follow a series of moves by President Trump to curtail the
flow of migrants at the nation’s borders and entry points. In January,
facing reports of a spreading epidemic, the White House announced travel
restrictions on China. In March, the government shut downthe Mexican and
Canadian borders to nonessential travel and enacted a policy of expelling
any migrant crossing the border illegally or asking for asylum.
In April, the president signed an executive order temporarily barring new
immigrants for 60 days, including family members of U.S. citizens. The
coming changes, the administration has suggested, will build on this April
action.
The moves, so far, are billed as temporary. But some administration
officials argue the restraints on immigration may need to be in place at
least until a vaccine is widely deployed in the U.S. and Latin America,
which could take more than a year.
特朗普优先考虑三千万失业美国人的就业，再考虑 h1b & opt 外国劳工。
maga
不过非移怎么办
【在 edmca(革命象暴风雨)的大作中提到：】
：特朗普优先考虑三千万失业美国人的就业，再考虑 h1b & opt 外国劳工。
估计下一步，公司裁人，必须要先裁外国人，H1B，O1,等等。
US is doomed!