California Republican Pushes H-1B Visa Limits With Tech Company Support

  • March floor vote expected in House, sponsor of measure says
  • Bill would raise annual salary threshold to at least $90,000
H-1B Visas by the Numbers
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A California congressman, backed by U.S. technology companies, is pushing for the House to consider legislation that would narrow the number of eligible candidates for H-1B visas that are awarded to highly skilled foreign workers.

Darrell Issa, a Republican who sponsored the measure, has been told the bill is likely to be considered by the chamber next month, according to spokesman Calvin Moore.