Revocations of H-1B Visas Rise in New Front Against Immigration

June 11, 2019, 10:17 AM UTC

Comtrix Solutions Inc., a Virginia-based health care staffing company, got approval to bring in skilled foreign workers on H-1B visas for several clients in October 2018, six months after it applied.

But by that time, the original clients had moved on because they couldn’t wait that long for workers whose appearance wasn’t even guaranteed. When the government caught wind of the change, it accused Comtrix of lying about where the workers would be placed and revoked the H-1B petitions on the grounds of fraud.

Immigration attorneys say such revocations, along with denying extensions of H-1Bs that used to be granted ...

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