The Trump administration has appealed a federal judge's decision to invalidate a $100,000 fee imposed on new H-1B visa applications. According to CNBC, the Justice Department is pursuing the appeal after the court struck down the charge.
On Monday, a federal judge ruled against the administration, siding with 20 states. The judge determined that the Trump administration exceeded its authority by increasing the fee without obtaining congressional approval.
According to pbs_newshour, the legal rebuke followed the determination that the administration lacked the necessary legislative authorization to implement the $100,000 charge.
As reported by Newsmax, the administration is now seeking to overturn the ruling that invalidated the fee. The report cites CNBC as the source for the information regarding the Justice Department's appeal.
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