Silicon Valley executives say Trump's visa restrictions could damage the U.S. tech industry’s competitiveness and ultimately jeopardize domestic job creation
Silicon Valley executives criticized President Trump’s order suspending new immigration on several employment-based visas programs, warning it could damage the U.S. tech industry’s competitiveness and ultimately jeopardize domestic job creation.
The temporary ban, announced Monday, includes the H-1B type of visa for high-skilled workers many tech companies employ. Apple Inc. Chief Executive Tim Cook, Tesla Inc. CEO Elon Musk and Sundar Pichai, boss of Google-parent Alphabet Inc., were among the executives who criticized the...
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