H-1B visa holders make up less than 1% of Texas teachers. Abbott wants it to be zero

Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced a plan to ban foreign workers on H-1B visas from teaching in public schools. Currently, these visa holders make up less than 1% of the state's teachers. Abbott says this is needed to reduce foreign influence in classrooms.

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Ran by 4 outlets· CW 39 Houston, Border Report, +2 more
CW 39 HoustonCenter· 40d ago

H-1B visa holders make up less than 1% of Texas teachers. Abbott wants it to be zero

Border ReportCenter· 41d ago

H-1B visa holders make up less than 1% of Texas teachers. Abbott wants it to be zero

My High PlainsCenter· 41d ago

H-1B visa holders make up less than 1% of Texas teachers. Abbott wants it to be zero

KXAN AustinCenter· 41d ago

H-1B visa holders make up less than 1% of Texas teachers. Abbott wants it to be zero

Ran by 2 outlets· FOX 4 Dallas, Fox7 Austin
FOX 4 DallasCenter· 40d ago

Abbott suggests banning public schools from using H-1B visas

Fox7 AustinCenter· 42d ago

Abbott suggests banning public schools from using H-1B visas

NewsweekCenter· 41d ago

Texas Could Ban H-1B Visas for Public Schools Under Greg Abbott Plan

KXAN AustinCenter· 41d ago

Gov. Abbott proposes ban on H-1B visa use for Texas public schools during campaign stop

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Revolver NewsRight· 40d ago· ran in 2 outlets

Texas Gov. Abbott Wants Ban on H-1B Migrant Foreigners from State Teaching Jobs…

Breitbart NewsRight· 41d ago· ran in 2 outlets

Texas Gov. Abbott Wants Ban on H-1B Migrant Foreigners from State Teaching Jobs

The Daily SignalRight· 42d ago

Abbott Moves to Block Foreign Influence in Texas Classrooms, Restrict H-1B School Workers

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