Tech sector H-1B visa approvals drop 20% in 2027
Resolves: US Citizenship and Immigration Services reports H-1B visa approvals for fiscal year 2027 are 20% lower than fiscal year 2026
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Tech sector H-1B visa approvals drop 20% in 2027
Market overview
With immigration policy tightening, the tech sector's reliance on H-1B visas will face stricter scrutiny. The USCIS 2026 quota allocation suggests a potential 20% reduction in approvals if baseline policies resume, reflecting increased administrative hurdles.
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- Implied probability (Yes)
- 75%
- Closes
- 2027-09-30
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US Citizenship and Immigration Services reports H-1B visa approvals for fiscal year 2027 are 20% lower than fiscal year 2026
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