Why a conservative US senator wants to solve India’s green card crisis

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Kansas Republican Sen. Roger Marshall pledges to push to lift state restrictions on U.S. green card. Speaking before a large crowd of Indian-Americans, he said the current system was fundamentally unjust. As EB-2 visa quota for Indian citizens is about to be exhausted in fiscal year 2026, Republican Senator Roger Marshall rallies in support of … Read more

‘India feels more vibrant than the US’: NRI woman in green card queue says choosing Bengaluru over San Francisco was the right decision

'India feels more vibrant than the US': NRI woman in green card queue says choosing Bengaluru over San Francisco was the right decision

Startup founder Astha Chaturvedi says life in India is more dynamic than in the United States. Startup founder Astha Chaturvedi, 38, moved to Bangalore with her family, including a child and a pet, away from San Francisco and now feels she did the right thing. In an interview with Business Insider, Chaturvedi said that when … Read more

IIT to H-1B: J.D. Vance cites academic in-laws while raising red flag on green card without loyalty test

IIT to H-1B: J.D. Vance cites academic in-laws while raising red flag on green card without loyalty test

TOI reporter in Washington: U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance on Tuesday stepped up efforts by the Trump administration to restrict immigration, signaling greater skepticism about the H-1B visa program and casting national “loyalty” as the ultimate litmus test for immigration.Speaking at a TurningPointUSA town hall in Georgia, Vance sidestepped an Indian-American student’s question about the … Read more

H-1B visas: ‘Not bound by choice’: Indian Americans explain why H-1B visas are dominated by Indians and green cards trap them in temporary status

H-1B visas: 'Not bound by choice': Indian Americans explain why H-1B visas are dominated by Indians and green cards trap them in temporary status

An Indian-American immigration advocate says so many Indians hold H-1B visas not out of choice but because of flaws in the U.S. immigration system that make it extremely difficult for them to obtain permanent residency.Sidharth, founder of the Indian American Advocacy Council, posted on X that the long wait for green cards has forced many … Read more