; and (BB) the institution from which the nonimmigrant obtained his or her education; (pp) (AA) the primary work location of the nonimmigrant; (BB) the secondary work location of the nonimmigrant, if applicable; (CC) if the employer is a household employer of the nonimmigrant, the State and zip code of the employer’s primary residence; and (DD) if the employer has 3 or more employees, the nationality of the employer; (qq) (AA) the name and address of the nonimmigrant’s employer; (BB) if the employer is a household employer of the nonimmigrant, the State and zip code of the employer’s primary residence; and (CC) if the employer has 3 or more employees, the nationality of the employer; (rr) the name and last known domestic and foreign business address of a third party intermediary; (ss) if the nonimmigrant had a permanent status petition filed on his or her behalf, the name of the person or entity that filed the petition and the date on which such petition was filed; and (tt) the source of the data described in items (aa) through (ss); (IV) the 10 occupations in which the largest number of nonimmigrants are employed in the United States; and (V) with respect to each of the States, for each of the 5 nonimmigrant visa classifications and subclassifications in which the most nonimmigrants were issued visas or granted a status that authorizes employment— (aa) the total number of nonimmigrants; (bb) the number of such nonimmigrants who are nationals of each country; (cc) the percentage of such nonimmigrants in each of the age categories set forth in subclause (I)(qq); and (dd) the number of such nonimmigrants in each sex. (B) At the time the Secretary of Homeland Security submits each annual report under subparagraph (A), the Secretary shall post, to a public website— (i) the information set forth in such subparagraph