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US excludes Microsoft, Infosys and Wipro from foreign workers' green card programme

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US excludes Microsoft, Infosys and Wipro from foreign workers' green card programme

The United States is excluding Microsoft, Infosys and Wipro from a programme that made it easier for some foreign employees to obtain a green card. The measure is expected to particularly affect Indian employees seeking to settle in the United States, Le Monde reports.

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