Trump administration suspends Microsoft from green card program over alleged fraud in H-1B sponsorships
Microsoft's suspension from the EB-3 or similar employment-based green card pathway signals stricter enforcement of visa fraud allegations and could reshape how major tech employers sponsor skilled immigrant workers—affecting thousands of pending applications and the company's ability to recruit internationally.
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