Don't see US acting against tech companies based on their domicile: TCS
Many of the H1-B applications consisted of people already in the US, he said, making it clear that there was no fresh employee sent to the country from India
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Many of the H1-B applications consisted of people already in the US, he said, making it clear that there was no fresh employee sent to the country from India
India's largest IT services company TCS feels that the US is unlikely to target tech companies based on their domicile and actions like last week's decision to suspend a green card application progra…
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