Goldman Sachs criticizes global talent flow barriers and worries about the impact of the new H-1B visa policy on competitiveness.

Goldman Sachs Chief Operating Officer John Waldron criticized the increasingly barriers to talent mobility in various countries around the world. His comments come amid growing concerns among American businesses over the Trump administration's decision to impose a $100,000 fee on key visas. Waldron said, "We have a very extensive global business footprint and we need and desire talent from all over the world. I think the more barriers that are set up globally, the harder it becomes for companies like ours to achieve that."