ALI ROGIN: Good evening, I'm Ali Rogin.

John# Yang is away.

Tech companies scrambled today## to get their foreign workers back to the U.S.# after President Trump announced a drastic hike## in visa fees.

It applies to the H-1B visa for# high skilled jobs, which previously cost $215.## The President's proclamation requires a hundred# thousand dollar fee.

Microsoft, JP Morgan and## Amazon all told their employees on those visas and# not to leave the country and if they're currently## overseas to get back by midnight tonight.

That's# according to internal emails reviewed by Reuters.

India and China account for the highest# number of H-1B visa applications.

And India,## some saw a silver lining to the move.

SUNIL RAO, Mumbai Resident: It's# a big hit for the tech talent,## but also the other side.

I think# it will be good for India because## it could be a reverse brain drain in# the likes where people can work here.

ALI ROGIN: The Trump administration# argues companies use H-1B visas to## hire foreign born workers for cheaper wages.

Overnight, the U.S.

conducted its third# strike this month on a boat alleged to## be smuggling drugs.

President Trump# announced it in a social media post## along with unclassified video.

He said three# narcoterrorists were killed.

The president did## not reveal where it happened except to say it# was in the USSOUTHCOM area of responsibility,## which includes the Caribbean# and Central and South America.

The prosecutor involved in the# mortgage fraud investigation## against New York's attorney general# is leaving his post.

Erik Siebert,## the U.S.

attorney for the Eastern District of# Virginia, handed in his resignation shortly## after President Trump told reporters# Friday evening he wanted Siebert out.

Siebert was in the middle of# investigating Letitia James,## but it had not resulted in criminal charges.# On social media, the president said he fired## Siebert because the attorney had, quote,# unusually strong support from two Democrats.

The Trump administration has imposed new rules# for how journalists can cover the Department## of Defense, now renamed the Department of War.

The# Pentagon sent a memo requiring reporters to sign a## pledge vowing not to gather or use any information# that isn't formally cleared by the department,## even if it's unclassified.

Those who do not# comply will be stripped of their credentials.## Secretary Pete Hegseth posted on social media,# the press has to, quote, follow the rules or go## home.

The National Press Club called the move# a, quote, assault on independent journalism.

And in Hong Kong, police ordered a massive# evacuation after construction workers## unearthed a piece of history.

Thousands# of people were ordered to leave their## homes after a World War II era bomb was# discovered.

Police say the five foot long,## 1,000 pound bomb was found at a construction# site in a residential and business district on## the island.

Teams worked through the night and# into the morning, eventually deactivating it.

Still to come on PBS News Weekend,# what's the future of DEI in higher## education after many schools shut down# programs and closed centers and a public## garden for all seasons and all types# of gardeners in the heart of Detroit.