Plans to rescind an Obama-era rule that allows spouses of thousands of H-1B visa holders to work and open a business in the United States could threaten the careers of business owners, doctors, teachers and others.
In Southern New Jersey, one immigrant doctor fears she may have to leave hundreds of patients behind.
The allergist, who asked not to be named, currently works part-time and sees about 40 to 55 patients a week, diagnosing and treating food allergies, respiratory conditions, asthma and immune deficiencies.
