Automotive & EV

Tesla must face lawsuit alleging it replaced laid-off US workers with H-1B visa holders

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A federal judge ruled that Tesla must face a class-action lawsuit alleging discrimination against U.S. workers by preferring H-1B visa holders for engineering roles during layoffs in 2024. Though skeptical of the claims' strength, the judge found sufficient evidence to proceed with the case, highlighting potential issues in employment practices and immigration policies affecting American employees.

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