Tech and business CEOs like Jamie Dimon and Jensen Huang have offered their thoughts on whether the changes are a good idea. Technology executives have been vocal this week in response to President Donald Trump's changes to the H-1B visa program. Previously, employers paid a $215 fee for entering an applicant into the visa lottery that decides which H-1B workers get the visas. The Pew Research Center found that about 65% of approved H-1B workers in 2023 were employed in a computer-related job. In 2023, Pew found that some 73% of approved H-1B workers came from India, along with 12% from China, leaving just 16% coming from the rest of the globe.