Trump Hit With Another Lawsuit

Washington, D.C. — President Donald J. Trump’s bold plan to protect American workers from cheap foreign labor has triggered a new legal battle from the Left.

A coalition of progressive organizations filed a federal lawsuit on Friday, targeting the administration’s decision to impose a $100,000 fee on new H-1B visas — a move designed to stop global corporations from replacing U.S. citizens with low-cost foreign labor.

The lawsuit, filed in the U.S. District Court for Northern California, was brought by religious nonprofits, healthcare providers, teachers’ unions, and liberal advocacy groups. They claim the policy will harm hospitals, churches, and schools that depend on international employees.

In its statement, the liberal advocacy group Democracy Forward warned that if the policy stands, hospitals could face staff shortages, churches could lose clergy, and schools might be left without teachers.

💼 Trump Administration: “We’re Defending American Paychecks”

The White House isn’t backing down.

President Trump’s September 19 proclamation raised the H-1B visa application fee to $100,000 — a one-time payment for future applicants — to stop companies from exploiting the system.

“Too many corporations have gamed the program to drive down American wages,” said White House spokeswoman Abigail Jackson. “President Trump is taking lawful action to protect our citizens while still allowing top global talent to contribute to America’s success.”

The administration says this is about fairness and sovereignty, not hostility.
Foreign workers who already hold valid visas will not be affected.

⚖️ Left-Wing Activists Lash Out

Critics from academia and the progressive Left quickly attacked the plan.

Todd Wolfson, president of the American Association of University Professors, accused Trump of “sending the wrong message” to international scholars.

“By discouraging the best and brightest from around the world, he’s saying ‘You’re not welcome here,’” Wolfson claimed. “It’s short-sighted and hurts every American.”

But conservatives say that’s simply fearmongering. The goal isn’t to block talent — it’s to ensure Americans come first in their own country.

📊 What the H-1B Visa Really Does

The H-1B visa program was originally created by Congress to bring in specialized foreign professionals. But over time, critics say, it’s become a loophole that outsources American jobs to cheaper overseas workers — especially in the tech industry.

• H-1B visas are valid for three years, renewable up to six years.
• Congress capped approvals at 65,000 per year, with 20,000 more for advanced U.S. degrees.
• Roughly one-third of H-1B workers are in healthcare, education, and religious service roles.

The Trump administration says the reform will reward highly skilled professionals while eliminating abuse by corporate giants.

🇺🇸 Standing Up for American Workers

President Trump’s America First agenda continues to put U.S. jobs, wages, and sovereignty above globalist interests.

While activist groups rush to protect their pipeline of cheap labor, the White House is staying focused on rebuilding the middle class and restoring economic dignity for every American.

As lawsuits mount, one thing is clear — President Trump is once again taking on the establishment to defend ordinary citizens who’ve been ignored for far too long.