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I'm Michael Krasny. Coming up next on forum, the granting of H-1B and other temporary work visas will be suspended beginning today.

The White House says the order will help create jobs for some of the 40 million Americans

who have lost work due to the COVID-19 pandemic. But Silicon Valley firms say the industry

needs more skilled workers. We'll talk about what the visa freeze means for jobs and foreign

workers.

Then a coronavirus outbreak at San Quentin prison is surging following a transfer of inmates from a men's prison in Chino in late May.

We'll discuss the latest developments.

That's all next. and students, among

others. The White House says the move will help get Americans back to work as the economy continues

to reel from 40 million virus-related job losses. But critics say freezing the visas is an

election year political move that will hurt U.S. businesses, particularly in Silicon Valley.

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