US visa policy changes risk harming American tech industry, experts warn.

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Experts caution that recent US visa policy adjustments could negatively impact the country's technology sector. The stricter rules may inadvertently restrict the flow of crucial global talent into American tech companies. This talent shortage could hinder innovation and competitiveness within the industry. The analysis suggests these policies may ultimately backfire on the US economy they aim to protect.

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