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Proposed work-authorization fee could disrupt international student careers

A proposed work-authorization fee could affect international students seeking employment in the United States, according to Penn experts. The measure is described as proposed, not enacted.

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If adopted, the fee could reduce access to U.S. employment and disrupt international talent pipelines.

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  1. Proposed work authorization fee could disrupt international student career pipeline, Penn experts warn ↗thedp.com · Recorded source date: Sep 1, 2026, 3:46 AM UTC

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