University of Southern California has issued an advisory urging faculty and staff on H-1B work visas to postpone any international travel due to potential disruptions caused by the Trump administration’s latest immigration policy changes.

The warning comes after the White House introduced a new proclamation and fee structure that could significantly impact foreign workers in the US

New H-1B visa rules

On September 19, President Donald Trump signed a presidential proclamation that introduces a $100,000 fee for each new H-1B petition filed after September 21.

While this policy excludes existing H-1B holders, renewals, and amendments, faculty and staff at USC, along with others in similar visa status, are advised to delay international travel.

This new rule, set to remain in effect

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