Blue Card plan could require $70,000 for Indian students to work in US

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A bipartisan US bill proposes a new 'Blue Card' for foreign graduates of US universities. The proposal would require applicants, including Indian students, to pay a substantial fee. This one-time fee is reported to be set at $70,000. The measure aims to provide a streamlined path to work authorization but faces legislative scrutiny.

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