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US tech giants built on H-1B talent
Trump’s visa gambit to throw Silicon Valley into turmoil
US tech giants built on H-1B talent
Graphic Artist: Busra Ozturk, Senior Producer: Mirac Tapan / TRT World
September 30, 2025

 US President Donald Trump’s push to raise H-1B visa fees has rattled Silicon Valley, where much of the talent comes from abroad. The move has intensified the fight for global tech workers, just as China prepares to roll out its own talent visa.

What lies ahead for Silicon Valley?

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SOURCE:TRT World
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