CyberNews recently featured Divij Kishore, Founding Attorney at Flagship Law, in its article “Trump’s H-1B blocks talent, so China’s K-visa rolls out the red carpet: Is talent mobility leaving America behind?” The piece examines how recent U.S. proposals to increase H-1B fees and tighten selection criteria are influencing global talent mobility, and how countries like China are responding with more flexible visa pathways.
Kishore was highlighted as a leading immigration law expert, offering insight into how rising U.S. barriers may push high-skilled workers toward countries with more open and adaptive immigration systems. He emphasized that restricting access for top talent carries long-term competitive risks for the United States and noted that other nations are moving quickly to capitalize on the shift.
His perspective underscores a growing concern among employers and policymakers: global competition for high-skilled professionals is accelerating, and immigration policy is becoming one of the deciding factors in where innovation happens next.
Flagship Law continues to advise employers, investors, and foreign professionals navigating these changes, ensuring they remain informed as talent mobility dynamics evolve worldwide.
Read the full CyberNews feature:
“Trump’s H-1B blocks talent, so China’s K-visa rolls out the red carpet: Is talent mobility leaving America behind?”