US President Donald Trump passed an administrative order to raise H-1B visa fees last month. After the revised regulations, the H-1B visa fee for Fresh Application is $ 100,000. NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang expressed its support from Trump’s proposal to impose a $ 1,00,000 fee. Huang, spoken by BG2 Ford last week, called Move ‘Great Start’. Huang says the increase in H-1B visa fees will help to reconstruct immigration policies, just as critics warn the beginning of brain drainage and undermine US technical leadership.
Huang: “There is a single brand in the United States.
Huang emphasized the symbolic power of the American Dream, talking about his journey as an immigrant. “The United States has only one brand reputation that no country has in the world. American dream … What country is dreaming behind it?” He said. He talked about how his parents sent him to the United States without money and how he built his life from the beginning. “We started nothing… and here.”At the same time, Huang also admitted that the $ 100,000 fee was quite high, but I think this increase will set a meaningful threshold. “Maybe you can set the bar too high, but at least the first bar removes illegal immigration and this is a good start.”
‘Brightest Minds’, essential for the future of the United States, claims Huang.
In a separate CNBC interview on Monday, Hwang strengthened his position on immigration reform. “We want the brightest heart to come to the United States. Remember that immigration is the basis of the American dream and represents the American dream.NVIDIA hired 1,519 H-1B visa holders out of 36,000 employees around the world at the end of the fiscal year in 2025 and hired as one of the largest H-1B workers in the United States, according to March’s business analysis. The White House said earlier this month that a $ 100,000 fee will be applied to new applicants, not a visa renewal.
Critics warn about talent exodus
The H-1B visa fee increase announced by the Trump administration last month is described as a one-time fee for new applications. The impression aims to prioritize US workers over immigrants. But economists and technical leaders believe that this movement can have a negative impact on the United States. Andrew NG, co -founder of Google Brain, said the policy creates uncertainty to prevent global talent. Paul Kurgman also called this movement ‘miserable’ and could change our innovation into a vicious decline. Kevin O’Leary, on the other hand, warned that startup creation could be suppressed by driving skilled workers abroad.
