Jensen Huang said his family wouldn't have been able to afford the $100K H-1B visa fee when they immigrated to the US

""I don't think that my family would have been able to afford the $100,000, and so the opportunity for my family and for me to be here would not have been possible with this current policy," Huang said."

""Immigration is the foundation of the American dream. This ideal that anyone can come to America, and through hard work and some talent, be able to build a better future for yourself," he said."

Jensen Huang's family could not have afforded the $100,000 H-1B fee and would have been unable to immigrate to the United States under that policy. Huang was born in Taiwan, lived in Taiwan and Thailand, and moved to the U.S. at age nine, exemplifying an immigrant pathway. Immigration is portrayed as the foundation of the American dream that enables people to build a better future through hard work and some talent. The H-1B fee is regarded as high, but the policy still enables U.S. businesses to attract global talent; Nvidia will cover the H-1B fee for its employees.

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