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Trump's executive order against H-1B visa based on misinformation: Nasscom

Measures that restrict access to talent will slowdown the recovery phase of the US economy, jobs, innovation, and research and development

India is one of the biggest beneficiaries of H1B visas
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Press Trust of India New Delhi
Industry body Nasscom on Tuesday said US President Donald Trump's executive order against hiring H-1B visa holders for federal contracts "appears to have been made based on misperceptions, and misinformation".

In a statement, Nasscom said that as the world opens up post Covid-19 pandemic-induced lockdowns, it is important for the US to be able to access talent critical to the recovery phase.

Measures that restrict access to talent will slowdown the recovery phase of the US economy, jobs, innovation, and research and development, it cautioned.

US President Trump on Monday signed an executive order asking federal agencies to hire Americans,

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