Vice President Vance announced on October 8, 2026, that the Trump administration is imposing penalties on Microsoft and Adobe, among other companies, for alleged fraud in the use of H1-B work visas. As a result of these penalties, the companies will no longer be permitted to apply for green cards for their workers. Additionally, the White House is hosting a science summit, which is being referred to as the 'Golden Age of Innovation.'
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Vance announces penalties for Microsoft and Adobe regarding H1-B visas during Trump administration science summit
On October 8, 2026, Vice President Vance announced that Microsoft and Adobe are facing penalties from the Trump administration due to alleged fraud related to H1-B work visas. These penalties include a prohibition on applying for green cards for affected workers, coinciding with a science summit hosted by the White House.
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