The End of US Tech Jobs? AI Layoffs, H-1B Fear and Going Home

Picture a software engineer on a Tuesday morning. A calendar invite lands with no title. Fifteen minutes later, her laptop is locked, and a 60-day visa clock has started ticking. Is this the end of US tech jobs? No. But something real is breaking, and it's worth understanding what. In this video, you'll discover how two pressures are landing at the same moment: AI is changing what companies think they need from workers, and immigration policy is changing whether foreign workers can stay to provide it. You'll see the H-1B fee courtroom whiplash, why uncertainty alone can stop hiring, and why tech workers are moving home or to places like Canada. Most importantly, you'll learn three lessons to build a career that survives either outcome: make AI part of your skill set, build a portable career, and follow where the work is growing. This video is for general information and is not legal or financial advice. If you're on a visa, speak with a qualified immigration attorney about your situation. If this helped you think clearly about the future of tech work, hit like, leave a comment with how you're preparing, and subscribe for more explainers on technology, careers, and the world around you.