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Trump-era H-1B policies could worsen health workforce shortages, KFF says
Trump administration policies, including a $100,000 entry fee for new H-1B visas and enhanced application vetting, are likely to reduce the supply of H-1B workers, according to a KFF analysis published Feb. 5, 2026. KFF says a smaller H-1B workforce could leave gaps in health care and social assistance and worsen existing shortages, including in rural physician workforces.KFF’s analysis of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services data found that new and continuing H-1B approvals for health care
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