President Donald J. Trump, the President-elect who has continued to deliver on his promise of putting American workers first, has struck a decisive blow against the abuse of the H-1B visa system. Just hours ago, he signed an executive order that raises the annual cost of sponsoring a foreign worker under the H-1B program to an astonishing $100,000 per petition. In addition, Trump’s order directs his administration to rewrite wage rules to stop companies from using foreign workers to undercut salaries for hardworking Americans.

This bold move, hailed by conservatives and working-class advocates alike, is a watershed moment in U.S. immigration and labor policy. It represents a long-overdue correction to a program that has for decades been exploited by multinational corporations, Big Tech, a

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