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ARTICLE · 12 NOVEMBER 2024

Potential Immigration Policies In A Second Trump Administration

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In anticipation of a second Trump administration, employers should prepare for changes in immigration policies. Based on previous actions and campaign statements...

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In anticipation of a second Trump administration, employers should prepare for changes in immigration policies. Based on previous actions and campaign statements, there may be a renewed focus on immigration compliance and limiting both legal and humanitarian immigration. This GT Alert summarizes possible Trump administration immigration initiatives and their implications for businesses and foreign workers.

The previous Trump administration's "Buy American, Hire American" policies may be reinstated with the goal of protecting and preferring U.S. workers over foreign workers.

Key Areas of Focus

1. Legal Immigration and Employment-Based Visas

  • H-1B and L-1 Visas: Expect increased scrutiny and higher denial rates, similar to the previous Trump administration's approach. Companies may face more stringent requirements for proving the necessity of foreign workers and adherence to wage standards.

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