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Massachusetts (MA)

Northeast region · H-1B sponsorship, wages, layoffs, and enforcement for FY24.

Tracked H-1B approvals
0
Avg offered wage
$0
Tracked employers
ICE arrests
9,000
FY24
Layoffs (WARN)
0
Employees affected
Personal relevance

What this means for you

Massachusetts workers

  • Tracked employers sponsor about 0 H-1B workers across 0 firms with worksites in Massachusetts. Estimated

Massachusetts employers

  • No tracked H-1B sponsors have major worksites here. Estimated
  • Sponsorship volume alone does not indicate that any U.S. worker was displaced — see methodology. Reported

This is data context only — not legal or immigration advice. Figures are labelled reported, projected, or estimated; for individual situations consult a qualified professional.

Top H-1B employers in state

By approvals attributable to in-state worksites

No tracked employers with worksites in this state.

USCIS + DOL OFLCUpdated Mar 4, 2025

Top sponsored occupations

Among tracked employers

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    Employer detail

    0 tracked employers

      Recent layoff notices (WARN)

      No tracked WARN notices for this state in the current window.

      Massachusetts H-1B & immigration: common questions

      How many H-1B workers are sponsored in Massachusetts?

      Tracked employers account for about 0 H-1B approvals attributable to Massachusetts worksites in FY24.

      Methodology & sources
      State-level H-1B figures attribute tracked employers to worksites and headquarters; they are a curated subset, not a complete state total. Enforcement and layoff figures come from separate public datasets and should not be combined to imply causation. Read the full methodology →