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AILA Quicktake #163: H-1B Cap Reached
AILA Quicktake #163: H-1B Cap Reached
4/8/16
AILA Doc. No. 16040833.
Business Immigration
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H-1B & H-1B1 Specialty Occupation
AILA's President-Elect William Stock reacts to USCIS's announcement that the agency reached the cap for H-1B petitions of FY2017.
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