One high-profile immigration plan circulating within Project 2025 could limit foreign players in MLB playoffs by reducing H-2B visa availability, impacting recruitment.
The H-2 visa programs have roots in the 1986 Immigration Reform and Control Act, which aimed to bolster enforcement and provide pathways to legal status.
A significant reduction in H-2Bs could pose major challenges for MLB, affecting recruitment capabilities, team growth, and overall league revenues.
MLB's reliance on H-2B visa holders for seasonal players highlights the crucial role of immigration policies in shaping the future of American baseball.
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