Major Aaction by Donald Trump,18,000 Indians to return from the US! | Capital TV
Following recent midterm election setbacks, the administration under Donald Trump has intensified scrutiny on immigrants, putting approximately 18,000 Indian nationals at risk of deportation. Reports indicate that the affected individuals primarily include those residing in the United States with expired visas or through unauthorized entries. Political analysts note that certain Trump supporters have attributed the election losses partly to the voting patterns of Indian-origin communities. Concurrently, the administration is moving forward with stricter regulations on H-1B work visas. These proposed policy changes have generated widespread anxiety among Indian students, tech professionals, and families currently living and working in the country, raising concerns about future legal status and employment stability in the US job market.
After midterm election losses, Donald Trump has intensified action against Indians in the US. Reports claim nearly 18,000 Indians face deportation, mainly those with expired visas or illegal entries. Trump supporters blame Indian-origin voters for the defeat. The administration is also tightening H-1B visa rules, sparking fears among Indian professionals and students.
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