TECH WORKERS TAKE H-1B CASE TO SUPREME COURT

November 19, 2009

After losing two lower court decisions, a group of tech workers are turning to the U.S. Supreme Court in their fight against a federal decision that extended foreign student visas from one year to 29 months.

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TECH WORKERS TAKE H-1B CASE TO SUPREME COURT

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