
Millennium Post reports that Donald Trump’s latest proposals on green cards and work visas have reignited anxiety among Indian professionals, students and visa holders in the United States. The policies, which include…
Millennium Post reports that Donald Trump’s latest proposals on green cards and work visas have reignited anxiety among Indian professionals, students and visa holders in the United States. The policies, which include tightening green card norms and prioritising American workers, directly affect the large Indian community that dominates H-1B visas and STEM employment. Thousands of Indian families are already trapped in decades-long green card backlogs due to per-country caps. The uncertainty is disrupting career planning, housing decisions and educational choices. Indian students, one of the largest international groups in the US, may reconsider their options if barriers harden further.
The coverage paints Indian professionals as victims of US politics, but the real story is India’s failure to create enough high-quality jobs at home. Every Trump proposal is a reminder that exporting talent is not a sustainable strategy. The test will be in the numbers: if Indian students and workers actually reduce their US applications, or if India builds enough research and tech opportunities to keep them. Until then, the anxiety is real, but the solution lies in Delhi, not Washington.
Source: millenniumpost.in
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