Indian diplomat said India should work on its relationship with China, Pakistan
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Republican Sen. convinced of favorable visa policies from the American President
A number of prominent Indian Americans across the country has welcomed an appeals court’s decision unanimously rejecting the Trump administration’s travel ban.
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals on Thursday refused to reinstate President Donald Trump’s controversial executive order on travel ban.
Phone conversation on January 24 included H-1B, China and Pakistan.
Indian analysts project tough times for aspirants.
Final decision expected on Monday
Kashmiri athlete and manager were refused visas on Tuesday.
“As a global citizen, this has deeply affected me,†the Quantico star writes.
The RHC leader says reports about a possible executive order to to crack down on H-1B are “fear-mongering.”
Members of Congress and Indian American leaders extend support against selective immigration ban.
The executive order might also impact the L-1, E-2, and B1 visa holders.
The eight-second video shows Ms. Modi yelling ‘Die!’ as she shoots the water gun.
The organization calls for further steps, among them adding Afghanistan, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia to Trump’s list.
In the US, the focus would be on hiring immigrants “who have served with U.S troops as interpreters and support personnel”.
He was charged with assault, unlawful imprisonment, menacing and harassment as hate crimes.
Trump’s immigration policies has left the country in fear.
The Senator from California describes President’s move as “anti-immigrant’’.
Dhillon would be part of the legal team to serve under White House Counsel Donald F McGahn.
Trump and Modi have a phone chat.
They quote President’s October Edison speech.
This will mark the first ever official dialogue between Trump and Modi.
President has breached the Emoluments Clause, it said.
Sean Spicer, our press secretary, gave alternative facts to that,†Kellyanne Conway said.
Over 600 sister marches held in major US and world cities