The cross -section of organizations representing health care providers, scholars, educational institutions, religious organizations and individuals (including Indian citizens living in California) jointly submitted a lawsuit on Friday, which challenges President Trump’s recent declaration, and prohibits employers to enter the United States.The lawsuit filed in the District Court (Northern California) argues that Trump cannot “re-preparate” or “re-prepared” or proclaim the legal H-1B fee structure overnight, and the ambiguous “national interest” exemption invites “mediation, payment decision.”
The plaintiff claims that the proclamation is unconstitutional and violates the APA (APA), which requires a detailed procedure for inviting and reviewing the public opinions and reviewing the rules established by the US Congress.The proclamation, which was announced on September 19, was held only 36 hours later on September 21, causing uncertainty and confusion between US employees and H-1B workers. As Indians became the main winners of the H-1B lottery, the announcement was announced on October 1 that a new job will be resumed in the United States in fiscal year. Due to the declaration, many companies are currently recalling H-1B employees and starting a plane for vacation. Perhaps with the angry voice of an American company, the threat of immediate lawsuits forced the Trump administration to partially roll its position. A day later, the immigration bureau said that the entrance fee would not be applied to the existing H-1B visa holder or the approved application. For those who are subject to the H-1B cap lottery, the next lottery season-2026 will begin in the spring.Conclusion -The entrance fee was left. All new H-1B petitions submitted after September 21 are subject to this fee. The lawsuit, who challenged the declaration, pointed out that the H-1B visa program was created by the US Congress to provide an important path to meet the urgent demands of economy and public services to attract urgent US urgent experts by the US Congress. Under the H-1B program, US employers can hire foreign talents who are qualified as doctors, nurses, engineers, teachers and researchers, but they can perform a strict review process.The plaintiff wants the court to declare Trump’s declaration as illegal and unconstitutional and stop the entrance fee for the new H-1B application. They are looking for temporary restrictions and/or preliminary prohibition orders, so they cannot apply declaration during the case. We also request to empty the guidelines issued by a government agency that has been proclaimed to the court.Without relief, the hospital loses medical staff, the church loses pastors, and the classroom loses teachers, and there is a risk of losing the major innovators in the country. The lawsuit immediately blocks the proclamation of the court and asks to restore the predictions of the employer and the worker.The US citizenship and immigration and the State Department ask the court to deal with the H-1B petition submitted after the date of admission without admission fee according to the existing statutory fee structure.This proclamation has a wide range of global meaning and development in this lawsuit. Global Nurse Force, an employee of California, who has more than 10,000 nurses in more than 175 hospitals worldwide, will immediately stop recruiting international nurses, stop the US operations, and worsen the lack of hospital staff that harm ICUS, emergency room and surgical unit. Submitted.One of the Louisiana health system customers who selected more than 200 nurses through a global nurse said that the additional cost of additional costs per nurse could not afford additional costs per nurse, and the important position would be empty. Many of the affected hospitals are a non -profit organization operated by thin margins, and the additional costs will reach millions of dollars per hiring cycle, which will induce patient waiting time and endanger treatment.The manuscript is represented by several advocacy groups, including democratic advances and South American American Justice Collaborative (SAAJCO). And IMPACT lawsuit (joint venture of four law firms: Siskind SusSer; Kuck Baxter; Joseph & Hall; Blessing).SAAJCO’s Kalpana V. Peddibhotla said: “The South Asians make up the majority of H-1B workers, developing research to rescue the US rescue, rural hospitals, and lives, leading innovation in business throughout the country.Skye perryman, president and CEO of democracy forward, added: H-1B workers maintain rural hospitals, develop medical research to save life, maintain the US technical sector competitive, and help small businesses thrive. Trump cannot force six digits of immigration ransom by Fiat.Jesse Bless, a member of the IMPACT litigation, said, “It is about the preservation of the amazing manpower of talented individuals around the United States and the world.”
