Source: New York Post
Originally Published by: Klobuchar calls for major anti-terrorism investments after alleged Mall of America plot DHS orders deportation of illegal migrant who sold fraudulent 'immunity' cards Feds intercept boat carrying 14 illegal aliens before unloading in wealthy coastal enclave A proposed rule from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) would implement new fees for international students seeking temporary employment in their field of study, an effort the agency says is aimed at reducing the flow of cheap labor into the US. Under the proposal, F-1 visa holders would be charged a $70,000 fee for an initial optional practical training (OPT) authorization, as well as a $30,000 fee for any subsequent extension. “Optional practical training was never meant to be a back door into the American workforce, a subsidy for cheap labor or a prize for those who game the system,” a DHS spokesperson said.
