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DHS wrongly claims immigration policy did not increase H-1B denials

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has incorrectly stated that a specific immigration policy did not lead to an increase in H-1B visa denials. This policy, implemented during Donald Trump's presidency, has been shown to have raised the denial rates for H-1B petitions. AI

RANK_REASON The article critiques a claim made by a government agency regarding an immigration policy's impact on visa denials.

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DHS wrongly claims immigration policy did not increase H-1B denials

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Stuart Anderson, Senior Contributor ·

    DHS Wrongly Claims An Immigration Policy Did Not Increase H-1B Denials

    DHS wrongly claims the policy in its new immigration rule did not increase H-1B petition denials during Donald Trump’s first term.