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@ElizabethFarah Trump's Senior Policy Advisor for Artificial Intelligence (Sriram Krishnan) has only a bachelor's degree from SRM in India. Ranked #601 in the world for Computer Science skills. Where's the AI policy?

@pescarenico @GuntherEagleman Leave it closed for a while. Most Americans don't care.

@GuntherEagleman 😂😂 see what Iran has to say about that ? Trump will have to beg Iran to open the strait of Hormuz . 😂

Peace through Strength works... President Trump proves it over and over! Promises kept!

@GlobalEquator That's the best cartoon the 7-year-old Iranian kids can do?

The Strait of Hormuz is open, but under an Innocent Passage regime rather than Transit Passage, as Iran never ratified UNCLOS. Under this sovereign stance, the waterway remains closed to hostile nations, with other commercial transit subject to Navigational Service Fees.

@Hammer9631 @LayoffAI They're hired to increase profits, by replacing Americans with cheaper workers from their homeland.

@LayoffAI India is going to end up controlling our country!

INDIA RECEIVED ~$272 BILLION IN REMITTANCES THE LAST TWO YEARS. THE US IS THE #1 SENDING COUNTRY. Come here on visa. Send the money out of our economy. Our citizens get laid off. Why does it seem no one in Washington is paying attention?

@RalphGreggs1 @kausmickey Excel? At help desk work? LOL.

@kausmickey Indians come to American schools because we excel. Maybe it’s time to stock them with some DEI. Oh, and maybe the Rubio green card rule needs a provision to reapply.

"All told, a remarkable two-thirds of the Valley’s nearly 400,000 tech jobs are now held by those born abroad, according to a 2025 report from the think tank Joint Venture Silicon Valley." realclearinvestigations.com/articles/2026/…

@pushpendrakum "When people invest 10–20 years of their lives in a country, it’s reasonable to expect a fair and predictable immigration process." Uh, no. Those people made WRITTEN petitions to stay here on TEMPORARY visas, with end dates. No one promised them they could stay permanently.

Nobody is arguing that a temporary visa should automatically become permanent. The issue is that many skilled immigrants followed every rule, paid taxes for years, built companies, created jobs, and contributed to the economy with the understanding that a legal path to permanent residency existed. When people invest 10–20 years of their lives in a country, it’s reasonable to expect a fair and predictable immigration process. A nation can enforce its laws while still valuing the people who help build its future.

@soumitrashukla9 Our Green Card rules are being changed for ALL races, not just yours. And you call that "anti-Indian hate". The problem is truly "rotten souls" responsible for the mass exodus: millions of people are desperately trying to escape your homeland.

The amount of anti-Indian hate on this platform is truly sickening. People need to stop worrying about jobs being "stolen" and look deeper within as to why they have such rotten souls to wish the worst on others.

@StraightArrow__ Are the people in that pic Green Card applicants?

A new federal policy will require most green card applicants to leave the U.S. and apply at a consulate abroad, ending a decades-old process that allowed most applicants to apply from within the country. Officials may consider exceptions for people facing “extraordinary circumstances.” Full story: ow.ly/Cyj950Z4cWg

Prof. Dan Kanstroom is quoted in Time on how Trump's Green Card changes could force hundreds of thousands to leave the US, with the apparent goal of reducing the number approved: time.com/article/2026/0…

@i_saim1 The Big One is US schools. About one trillion annually is spent on US public schools. About 25% of that is spent to educate alien kids.

🚨 BREAKING: TAXPAYER BENEFITS CUT? Congress is moving to ban all non-citizens from receiving taxpayer-funded benefits like Section 8 housing, food stamps, and Medicaid. 🚫🇺🇸 Should government welfare programs be strictly reserved for U.S. citizens only? A. YES B. NO

@visionergeo Some stupid Indian reporter asked Marco about American saying “racist remarks” about Indians. Marco asked him who was saying that, and the dense reporter couldn't identify one such American. twitter.com/MooreGovernor/…

🇺🇸🇮🇳 Secretary of State Marco Rubio once again is questioned about racism against Indians: Reporter: What did you make of the question you got yesterday on racist comments about India? Rubio: I don't know who he was talking about, but I assumed he was talking about people posting stuff online. I asked him specifically, "Can you tell me what you're talking about and who you're talking about?" He didn't have a specific example. Reporter: There was something reposted by Trump where he referred to India as a "hellhole." Rubio: Well, I gave him a chance to tell me that. That's not what he said. Trump loves India... I gave that reporter a chance to tell me who he was referring to and he didn't. So I assumed he was talking about random voices online. People say stupid stuff all the time on social media in every country in the world, unfortunately.

@AndriaDont99498 They borrow the cash from Indian banks. "hospitality lending" sbt.bank/about-us/histo…

Where do Indians get the money for gas stations, and if they have that kind of wealth why don't they stay in India where the dollar goes much further?

@russes @BillyBubbadixie @VBierschwale @RodneyR58127664 Immigration Voice is probably waiting for the boys back home to tell them what to say.

@MooreGovernor @BillyBubbadixie @VBierschwale @RodneyR58127664 Why haven't we heard from Immigration Voice regarding this USCIS change?

All these sob stories of families broken up & the hardship caused to these would be Indian immigrants by the new USCIS order - it affects all nationalities not just Indian but India happens to be the major recipient of these visas, but what about the American families who lost

@newsindia5 The proposed Green Card changes may impact H-1B workers that are receiving American taxpayer-funded benefits!

📑 USCIS Tightens Green Card Rules ⚖️ USCIS has announced that Adjustment of Status applications for permanent residency will now be approved only in “extraordinary circumstances” 🛂⚠️. The move could impact many immigrants, including H-1B workers and Indians waiting in employment-based green card backlogs 🇮🇳💼, as more applicants may be required to complete processing outside the U.S. ✈️📋. 📖 Read more at: 🔗 newsindiatimes.com/u-s-citizenshi… #USCIS #GreenCard #H1B #Immigration #USVisa #IndianDiaspora #AdjustmentOfStatus #VisaNews #UnitedStates #NewsIndiaTimes

@Lam_mour @WallStreetMav Most H-1b workers are "not highly skilled workers". Most are quasi-educated workers imported simply because they're cheaper than Americans.

@WallStreetMav You sound like a person who didn't try hiring. Of course there is a shortage of highly skilled workers, and the fact that people were abusing the system by hiring foreigners to work at 7-Eleven doesn't change that.

There is ZERO shortage of skilled workers in the USA. We have zero need to import anyone for any sector of the economy. It is all propaganda to bring in cheaper workers only. The only exception I would make is for the investor visa. Founders of new companies.

@BillyBubbadixie @VBierschwale @RodneyR58127664 You won't see many H-1B's coming forward, and explaining how they could personally be impacted. The scrutiny would reveal their welfare benefits that are being funded by US taxpayers.

their jobs to the H1Bs & OPTs by the thousands ? Not a word from the media or politicians about their hardships & misery. @VBierschwale @RodneyR58127664 @MooreGovernor

@tomis_47 @operationdanish One H-1B comes in, and imports his entire family in via family and tourist visas. That's how they've imported ~800,000 illegal aliens from India alone.

@operationdanish You are an idiot if you don't know illegals came into the USA with visas and just don't go home. Then there's the entire systemic scams of H1B visa program. Companies are hiding jobs from Americans for PERM.

America is losing its way when it compares illegal immigrants to legal ones. We can simultaneously believe that we need to control our borders while believing that we need to recruit the best people from the world to keep up with our adversaries. The best answers are always found in the center.

@KumarXclusive Next time, they should pick a better informed reporter. If he was going to accuse someone of racist remarks, he'd better be prepared with at least one example.

@MooreGovernor Someone wrote online that journalist is from "Godi media " Media that support Bjp is called Godi media If that is true then his question is a script by a political party

There is no one born in India yet to ask questions to Modiji The journalist’s question to Marco Rubio was basically: 👉 “What is the U.S. government doing about racism or discrimination faced by Indians in America?” Then another X user replied sarcastically: 👉 “Who is going to ask Modi about racism/discrimination by some Indians against Americans?” So the debate became: one side discussing alleged racism against Indians in the U.S., the other side arguing that Americans also face discrimination/exclusion from some Indians in areas like hiring, consulting networks, caste groups, etc. The post is political/social commentary — not an official policy discussion. Democracy means difficult questions should be allowed everywhere — in Washington, Delhi, or anywhere else. If racism against Indians in the U.S. can be discussed openly, then issues like caste discrimination, community-based hiring, labor exploitation, and internal divisions within Indian communities should also be open for discussion without outrage. Free speech cannot work only in one direction.

@sidhant Here's the text that kicked off that exchange. Sidhant was unable to provide ANY EXAMPLE of racist remarks. twitter.com/MooreGovernor/…

Just in: US State Dept deletes the post involving my question on racism against Indians.

Marco goes on to explain that there are "stupid people" in both India and the USA. youtube.com/watch?v=IvmWqu…

Marci Rubio deftly managed a foolish Indian reporter (@WION) that falsely accused the USA of making "racist comments" about Indians. The reporter couldn't provide one example of any such comment. LOL.