Donald Trump’s call for “extreme vetting” of visa applications, as well as the temporary suspension of immigration from certain countries, would raise fees and add delays for anyone seeking a visa, including H-1B visas, immigration experts said.
In particular, a plan by Trump, the Republican presidential candidate, to stop issuing visas — at least temporarily — “from some of the most dangerous and volatile regions of the world” may make it difficult for a significant number of people to get visas.
Data assembled by Computerworld through a Freedom of Information Act request shows foreign workers come from all corners of the world, including “dangerous and volatile regions.” Trump outlined his immigration enforcement plan in a speech Monday.
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