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Jonathan Wasden — person — Clarity Today

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Jonathan Wasden

Immigration attorney at Wasden Law who predicted new legal grounds after the June vacatur and argues the increase is detached from any fee analysis.

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The struck-down $100,000 H-1B fee returns as a $103,265 filing charge

DHS says the money is cost recovery, not restriction. For employers, the difference is a contingent $203,265 per hire abroad and a headcount plan hostage to litigation.

Publishers:businessinsider.com · forbes.com

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Adoption22
Hype gap+28
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