To add to the chorus, I'm seeing that too. Work with a professional masters' program in a highly technical (non-software) field and all our non-US grads are get

To add to the chorus, I'm seeing that too. Work with a professional masters' program in a highly technical (non-software) field and all our non-US grads are getting hit with RFEs. It's making a lot of work for some of the folks in our program administration, as writing letters of support outlining the specific and substantial technical skills of these people is not trivial -- and these letters are under increased scrutiny from the feds. These folks are getting market-rate positions -- since I'm in flyover country, there are no FAANG competitors here.