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    Cognizant, Infosys employed highest number of H-1Bs in Texas since 2020, claims report amid major crackdown – The Times of India

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    Cognizant, Infosys employed highest number of H-1Bs in Texas since 2020, claims report amid major crackdown – The Times of India


    At a time when the Texas government has aggressively taken up the issue of H-1B visa holders allegedly stealing American jobs, a report by Dallas Express claimed that two Indian IT conglomerates, Cognizant and Infosys, are the top employers of H-1B visa holders in the state since 2020. The data is from January 1, 2020 to December 31, 2025, the report claimed. Cognizant hired 50,666 H-1Bs in this period, while Infosys hired 45,323 in the same period, outpacing all other companies named in the list of top 25 employers. The third on the list is Oracle America Inc (11,603), followed by Tesla (5,307), KPMG LLP (2,677) etc. The list also includes Texas A&M University (1,087), UT Southwestern Medical Center (1,379), The University of Texas at Austin (893), and Dallas Independent School District (1,290).

    Full list of top 25 H-1B employers in Texas between 2020 and 2025

    1. Cognizant Technology Solutions: 50,666
    2. Infosys Limited: 45,323
    3. Oracle America Inc: 11,603
    4. Tesla Inc: 5,307
    5. KPMG LLP: 2,677
    6. Charles Schwab & Company Inc: 2,361
    7. NTT Data: 2,343
    8. Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company: 2,212
    9. AT&T Services Inc: 2,084
    10. American Airlines Inc: 1,672
    11. EMC Corporation: 1,536
    12. Dell USA L P: 1,461
    13. UT Southwestern Medical Center: 1,379
    14. Dallas Independent School District: 1,290
    15. Dell Products L P: 1,136
    16. Texas A&M University: 1,087
    17. Texas Instruments Incorporated: 1,040
    18. Indeed Inc: 1,033
    19. Siemens Industry Software Inc: 1,025
    20. Ericsson Inc: 1,013
    21. Baylor College of Medicine: 898
    22. The University of Texas at Austin: 893
    23. NXP USA Inc: 885
    24. Photon Infotech Inc: 884
    25. Samsung Austin Semiconductor LLC: 876

    The new list came days after Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced a one-year freeze on hiring H-1Bs in state agencies and universities. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced a probe into three Indian firms that hired H-1Bs in the past, seeking details of those employees and their services. H-1B visa program emerged as a contentious issue in Texas after journalist Sara Gonzales claimed visa abuse after she visited the official address of an H-1B company and found a residence with no office, no employees.



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