Executive Order Directs Agencies to Increase H-1B Program Oversight

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On September 18, 2026, President Trump issued an Executive Order directing the Departments of State, Labor, and Homeland Security to adopt changes aimed at ensuring compliance with H-1B program requirements.

What the order calls for

  • Increased coordination among the three agencies
  • Additional measures concerning H-1B program integrity
  • Additional measures concerning H-1B enforcement

What this means for employers

The order directs the agencies to act, so specific changes will come through later agency guidance and rules. Employers should expect closer review of H-1B compliance and keep their records in order.

Strong compliance files today make any future audit or site visit easier to handle.

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Source: The White House Presidential Actions

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