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US government probe into postdoc visas worries scientists

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A US government probe investigated universities accused of using postdoc visa restrictions to suppress wages for US nationals. Researchers counter that limiting international applications could harm scientific progress. The administration claims universities are exploiting visa policies to undercut domestic salaries, while scientists argue such restrictions may stifle innovation.

Key points

• The US government investigated universities accused of using postdoc visa restrictions to suppress wages for US nationals.
• Researchers argue that restricting international applications could harm science.

Context

A US government probe investigated universities accused of using postdoc visa restrictions to suppress wages for US nationals. Researchers argue that restricting international applications could harm science.

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Evidence is limited to a single article from October 2026. Specific university names, exact wage figures, and dates of the investigation are not provided. The article does not specify the scope of the investigation or the outcomes.

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