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After the H-1B Fee Attempt, Trump Is Now Reportedly Weighing a $100,000 Charge on International Graduates Who Want to Stay and Work in US (UPDATED)

Jul 31, 2026 · 06:28 AM ET· updated 1h ago
After the H-1B Fee Attempt, Trump Is Now Reportedly Weighing a $100,000 Charge on International Graduates Who Want to Stay and Work in US (UPDATED)

Trump administration is considering a $100K OPT fee for international graduates.

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Why It Matters

The government might charge international students $100,000 if they want to work in America after graduation. This could make it harder and more expensive for companies to hire talented people from other countries, which matters for tech companies that rely on global talent.

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