Search Results: Trump administration (2001)

Curtailing visas for skilled foreign workers could cause US firms to shift jobs and investment abroad.

Indian Americans strongly favor Democrats; scant evidence of defection to Trump.

Unsure about Biden policy on green card country caps, Jim Himes tells Indian American leaders.

Gaekwad’s “Trump Hai to Safe Hai” campaign again takes a cue from India’s Modi.

Major relief for Indian tech professionals; fight will likely move to appeals court.

Indian envoy Taranjit Singh Sandhu is in Delhi for “consultations.”

Indian American judge orders State Department to process diversity visa applications by Sept. 30.

Some have concluded that Trump would be better for India than Biden. However, there is little evidence to support that conclusion.

Over 525,000 Indians among 11 million illegal immigrants in US.

Kamala Harris slams Trump, Pence for ‘incompetence’ in handling worst health, economic crises.

“Proud daughter of Indian immigrants” seeks a nation rising together against anarchy and anger.

Reimagining the U.S.-India relations under Biden and Harris.

Indian American Democratic VP nominee says ready to face dirty tactics.

Providing healthcare to over 40 million Americans, Indian origin professionals are a key stakeholder.

Column: Democrats shouldn’t compete with Trump and his cronies in a race to the bottom when their turn to govern comes around.

‘Limiting supply of health workers during covid crisis puts all Americans at risk.’

Indian trade body questions order amid huge shortage of skilled H-1B, L-1 workers.

What will work better for Indian Americans: Trump’s ‘America First’ or Biden’s ‘Made in America’?

‘Rule discourages immigrants from seeking public assistance during covid pandemic.’

1.3 million Indian American voters may be potential game changers in Nov. 3 presidential poll.

Reversal does not apply to new students requiring F-1 sponsorship, says Harvard.

Republicans, Democrats view community support as key to White House.

Indian American, 32 other senators make demand as USCIS rejects new applicants ignoring top court.

Strong on borders, it will also take care of 700,000 dreamers.

Closing half foreign students from recruiting pipeline will harm US companies and economy, say tech biggies.