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The advice immigration attorneys have for Microsoft workers worried about their green cards

Business Insider spoke to eight immigration attorneys on Thursday in the wake of the Trump administration's announcement.

The Trump administration recently suspended Microsoft, Adobe, and other tech companies from a federal visa program, causing concern among H-1B workers. Immigration attorneys advise affected employees to check their status and seek legal counsel, as the suspensions may lead to lawsuits. Most workers are unlikely to be immediately impacted, but those on H-1B visas for six years or more could potentially face removal if they cannot secure an extension or another legal basis to remain in the country.

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