H-1B Visa Policy: Are Tech Giants Microsoft, Meta & Apple at Risk?

On September 19, 2025, the U.S. government introduced a dramatic policy change: companies must now pay a one-time $100,000 fee for each new H-1B visa hire. This change could ripple across the economy, affecting everything from tech innovation and healthcare research to wages, inflation, and even Federal Reserve policy.In this video, we break down:🔍 What the new H-1B rule really means for tech, healthcare, and startups🔍 How rising labor costs could drive inflation and impact Fed decisions🔍 The possible fallout for Big Tech stocks, growth sectors, and the broader market🔍 Why this matters not just for immigration, but for your portfolio00:00 Introduction00:51 What Is the H-1B Visa and Why Does It Matter?01:57 The New Rule and Its Immediate Impact02:55 Economic Chain Reaction: Wages, Prices, and the Fed03:51 Sector Spotlight: Who Gets Hit the Hardest?04:47 Market Reactions and Long-Term Outlook05:39 Recap & Final Thoughts💬 Will the new rule protect American jobs, or undermine U.S. innovation leadership? Drop your thoughts in the comments.