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Thousands of holders of H1-B visas — reserved for skilled workers in computing, engineering and other special professions — scrambled and spent money on lawyers and medical exams to prepare green card applications for a July 1 deadline.
“The public reaction to the July 2 announcement made it clear that the federal government’s management of this process needs further review,” USCIS Director Emilio Gonzalez said in a statement announcing the latest flip-flop. Gonzalez vowed to work on implementing a more efficient system in line with public expectations. “It’s unfortunate that the administration had to tie itself in a pretzel before coming to this conclusion,” Schumer said in a statement, calling it a welcome reversal. Author: JoAnne Allen From: http://www.reuters.com
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