Microsoft defends H-1B visa use after US suspends its green card filings

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Microsoft defended its use of H-1B visas after US Vice President J D Vance suspended the company from a green card filing program. The suspension occurred on Thursday, with Vance accusing Microsoft of abusing the system. Microsoft's statement was issued hours after the suspension was announced. The controversy centers on the process for foreign workers to obtain permanent residency.

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