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This plays out in some crazy ways. Medical residents for example. In teaching hospitals across the country, residents are typically paid $50K to $70K per year. The new reg requires

I learned today about a disturbing side effect of the new DOL H-1B wage rules. And it could have a dramatic effect on the American health care system I hadn't

The press conference on the Georgia detention center story has started. First speaker is a staff attorney at Project South - Priyanka Bhat - does whistleblower advocacy. Whistleblower filed 9/8

I will now live tweet the Senate floor proceedings. Durbin has just started speaking. Lee is there as well. 1 You can also watch at https://www.c-span.org/video/?474523-1/senate-session&live. (h/t to @anirb_das )

Beginning of a LONG thread summarizing the negotiated changes to S.386. Senator Durbin and Lee have reached a deal which bodes well for passage, but it is not known yet

The @AILANational annual conference begins this morning (all virtual this year - no surprise). As I have in years past, I will be tweeting interesting things I hear over the

Warning – Long thread ahead - Harvard/MIT have just responded to the government’s reply from yesterday. The following thread summarizes the response. At 3 ET today, there will be a

The following thread is a summary and comments regarding the DHS’ opposition to a temporary restraining order in the Harvard v. DHS suit. Harvard is challenging the new policy to

Warning - Long tweet thread coming. I'm summing up the Harvard v. DHS complaint challenging ICE in its attempt to force F-1 students to leave the US if their courses

Getting more details. Thread to follow -Takes effect tonight and goes through 12/31 and 30 to 60 day reviews after that if Trump’s in office.1 Applies to new visas. Not

1 - I'm glad Business Insider wrote this story, but USCIS misled the reporter regarding a critical issue - If doctors in the US on visas die while fighting the

1 - Most people probably don't know what hospitalists are. They are internal medicine MDs who work in hospitals. And they are a large % of the MDs at the