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H-1B spouses don’t harm US jobs: US govt agency

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The agency made the argument to get a lawsuit filed by ‘Save Jobs USA’ — a group of US workers who claim that their jobs have been hit by the Obama-era programme — dismissed. Given that a proposal to rescind the H4-EAD (employment authorisation document) is currently under review, this submission made by the DHS has come in as a surprise. Several groups, fighting for continuation of the EAD, view it as a small victory.

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