Search Results: Trump administration (2030)

From Dalip Singh Saund to Kamala Harris, Indian Americans have traveled a long way to become a political force. 

Our mindset is still locked in old forms of warfare, but a new form of war is right at our doorstep.

Indian American luminaries pay glowing tributes to veteran South Asian journalist.

Indian American VP pick is ‘powerful voice for this nation’.

Indian American Republican to attend Florida party convention to name Trump as presidential candidate.

Democrat also promises to protect dreamers, create roadmap to citizenship for 11 million undocumented.

Can DACA holders bank on Trump’s promise of ‘good things’?

Cato Institute says Trump ban based on a misreading of economic statistics.

Trump issues a new executive order banning H-1B, H4, L1, J and H-2B visas through December.

The Wall Street Journal reports that L-1, H4 EAD and OPT are also likely to be affected.

New models and new thinking should emerge.

The Indian American attorney speaks about the plight of the H-1B workers in the aftermath of the pandemic.

‘High skilled Indian professionals provide technological and competitive edge to US companies.’

Visa rules once worked in favor of H-1B workers by guaranteeing decent pay and job security. But now they are working against the visa holders.

Panera Bread’s Niren Chaudhary says opening up in phased manner right thing to do.

Would calls for cooperation end in a brawl for spoils?

New Delhi rejects the report, accusing it of “misrepresentation.”

Trump’s $350 billion stimulus package is an earth shattering surprise, a true entrepreneurial move like the Marshal Plan.

U.S. braces for millions of cases 100,000 plus fatalities.

Four more new countries from the Africa region report cases, bringing the total to 186 countries and territories.

The diplomat reflects on the progress and potential of India-US ties at the farewell reception.

Fiery five bring community and national concerns to the fore.

The county is now being bracketed with some of the worst violators of human rights. Mahatma Gandhi’s India doesn’t belong in that club.

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac employ more than 1,340 H-1B holders from 460 different third-party companies: report.

“Walk of Equality” was organized by the Illinois immigration Forum, with the support of several Indian groups from the Midwest.