White House Moves to Challenge State AI Laws
White House orders review of state AI laws, pushes for a national framework; agencies may withhold funds over conflicting rules.
Read moreThe U.S. Department of State announced that online presence reviews — previously limited to students and exchange visitors — will include all H‑1B visa applicants and their dependents (H-4) effective Dec. 15. Applicants in H‑1B/H‑4, F, M, and J categories are advised by State to set social media profiles to “public” to facilitate content review.
This visa category is commonly used by physicians and other healthcare professionals. The additional review process may affect visa adjudication timelines, potentially impacting travel and work plans.
ACR® continues to advocate for visa flexibility to support the healthcare workforce and meet patient care needs. For more information about related efforts, contact Michael Peters, ACR Senior Director, Government Affairs, and Ashley Walton, Government Affairs Director.
White House Moves to Challenge State AI Laws
White House orders review of state AI laws, pushes for a national framework; agencies may withhold funds over conflicting rules.
Read moreACR Chair Takes Part in IAEA Radiation Protection Conference
ACR Chair Alan Matsumoto, MD, joined global leaders at IAEA conference on radiation protection in medicine.
Read moreElevance Health Defends Policy
ACR signed the AMA letter, co-authored a joint letter with ACEP and ASA, and met with Elevance urging fair contracts for patient benefit.
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