律師寫給我的信 也是關於這方面的 跟大家分享一下 H-1B Visas, the TARP Program, and the Stimulus Legislation During the Congressional debate over the economic crisis, efforts were made to further restrict the use of the H-1B visa As a result of these efforts, just one provision was enacted: banks and other financial institutions that receive bailout assistance under the TARP (Troubled Asset Recovery Program) ( the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008 (Public Law 110-343) or that receives funding under Section 13 of the Federal Reserve Act (12 U.S.C. § 342 et seq., authorizing the Federal Reserve's "Discount Window" for short-term, secured loans to financial institutions and other companies).are prohibited from seeking H-1B status on behalf of a "new" H-1B worker UNLESS they have complied with the restrictions currently imposed on "H-1B Dependant Employers*." H-1B Dependant Employers are required to test the labor market to establish the unavailability of U.S. workers before filing an H-1B Petition. They are also subject to further restrictions where there have been layoffs of workers in the occupational classification sought. Companies which receive finding from the Stimulus bill [the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (H.R.1), as opposed to the TARP program are NOT subject to any special restrictions with respect to the filing of H-1B Petitions. * H-1B Dependant Employers, generally, are those whose workforce consists of 15% or more of H-1B workers --

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