Coverage dated November 10, 2026
Green Card, H-1B Visa Update: IBM Ending Certain Employee Sponsorships Headline from Newsweek
The company's decision comes amid a Trump administration crackdown on the legal immigration system, including the H-1B.
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Bloomberg
IBM to End Immigration Sponsorship for Roles in Biggest Unit ↗ (opens Bloomberg) Published Nov 10, 2026
Bloomberg's feed description International Business Machines Corp. is ending immigration sponsorship for some roles in its largest division following a crackdown by the Trump administration on a visa program that’s been a talent pipeline for the tech industry.
Newsweek
Green Card, H-1B Visa Update: IBM Ending Certain Employee Sponsorships ↗ (opens Newsweek) Published Nov 10, 2026
Newsweek's feed description The company's decision comes amid a Trump administration crackdown on the legal immigration system, including the H-1B.
Insider
IBM is ending immigration sponsorship 'for the majority' of roles in its biggest unit ↗ (opens Insider) Published Nov 10, 2026
Insider's feed description An IBM spokesperson said the company would "discontinue visa and green card sponsorship for the majority of such roles in IBM Consulting."
Quartz
IBM is ending visa and green card sponsorship for some IBM Consulting roles ↗ (opens Quartz) Published Nov 10, 2026
Quartz's feed description Affected workers can keep working for IBM outside the U.S. or leave at year-end, as the Trump administration tightens visa rules
Al Jazeera
IBM’s biggest division ends most US foreign worker sponsorships ↗ (opens Al Jazeera) Published Nov 10, 2026
Al Jazeera's feed description Announcement follows Trump administration crackdown on visa programmes for skilled foreign workers.
Semafor
IBM to curb sponsorship of visas, green cards ↗ (opens Semafor) Published Nov 10, 2026
Semafor's feed description The move marks a win for the Trump administration’s push against hiring foreign talent.