Borders Law FirmToronto, ON · September 25, 2026Two $100,000+ H-1B Costs Could Reshape Employer Sponsorship Strategies
U.S. employers that rely on H-1B talent may soon face an unprecedented financial reality. Two separate federal measures, each carrying a price tag of roughly $100,000, could dramatically increase the cost of sponsoring foreign professionals. While one measure stems from a presidential proclamation affecting certain workers entering the United States, the other is a proposed… View Article
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