Supported🛂ImmigrationOctober 8, 2025

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CEO Jensen Huang publicly stated Trump's H-1B restrictions "would have prevented his family from immigrating" to the US in October 2025, defending skilled immigrant workers as critical to AI and semiconductor industries. Reacted critically to the $100K H-1B fee hike.

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Nvidia — Immigration: SUPPORTED

CEO Jensen Huang publicly stated Trump's H-1B restrictions "would have prevented his family from immigrating" to the US in October 2025, defending skilled immigrant workers as c…

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Supported🛂ImmigrationOct 2025

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