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Vance says foreign workers at Microsoft will no longer be able to apply for permanent status

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Vance says foreign workers at Microsoft will no longer be able to apply for permanent status

Vice President Vance said Thursday that foreign workers at Microsoft will no longer be able to apply for permanent resident status in the U.S. through an employer-based program, after he accused the company of abusing the process.

The tech giant has been suspended from the permanent labor certification program, referred to as PERM, which allows...

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