The anti-Indian hatred from uber-online 'right-wingers' is vile. I think it's funded by foreigners. The homegrown rage comes from downwardly mobile white-collar guys, who are big on X. They fear H1B...but didn't care when blue-collar Americans lost jobs to immigrants. Agreed?

The anti-Indian hatred from extremely online 'right-wingers' is repulsive. It seems to have come from nowhere after the 2024 election...even though Trump is avowedly pro-India and didn't campaign on H1B. I think the hatred is funded by China, Pakistan, and Russia. You agree?

This guy belongs in a senior care facility. Not the United States Senate.

My longtime gardener was taken by ICE this past weekend. He has been in the U.S. 25 years, has built a team of gardeners and landscapers that everyone loves, and leaves me in awe of his hard, hard labor, honesty, and kindness. He is exactly the kind of person who has made this country great. One of my neighbors has found him in the system and we are trying to get him a lawyer. I’ll keep you posted. Also…if you have to hide your face to do your job, you’re on the wrong side of democracy. UPDATE: Here’s what has happened since I posted this: substack.com/profile/8997340…

I have an update on my gardener who was taken by ICE. Three big things have happened since then. 1. The neighbors have all come together to help. We hired a good immigration lawyer for him. We also found someone willing to serve as his financial sponsor. That matters because one of the things the government will consider is whether he’s likely to show up for future hearings. Having someone willing to vouch for him, and having deep ties to his family and community, can help. 2. We’ve raised enough money to post a bond if he’s granted one. We think he has a strong case for being released from detention while his case proceeds. He has lived in the United States since he was 16. (He is now 44.) He runs his own business. He has a wife and two young children. He owns his home. And he has many, many people willing to write letters saying that he’s an important part of this community and is not going anywhere. We’ll have to wait to see if it’s granted. Fingers crossed. 3. His lawyer is asking to postpone his court date, which is currently scheduled for next week. This is really important. The Trump administration is trying to move people through the immigration system quickly so it can deport them as fast as possible. His lawyer wants time to gather evidence and build the best possible case for letting him stay. Again, fingers crossed. But this is what really broke my heart. My gardener was finally able to get a call through to his wife two days ago. This strong, confident, capable man was terrified. He didn’t know what to do. Then his wife told him what everyone was doing behind the scenes. He sobbed. I don't know if we are going to get him home. I wish I could tell you that we will. But I do know that we are seeing both the best and worst of American in real time. The worst is a system that can take a man away from his wife and kids and leave him sitting in detention, terrified. The best is a group of people who heard what happened and immediately asked: What can we do? And then they did it. I’m betting on that America.

India is the most hated country in the world From Paris to Singapore Everyone is sick of Indians and their corruption, scams, stink, filthy behaviour, noise, and nuisance It doesn't matter hindu or muslims, turban or tribal, south or north The world is sick of Indians

INDIAN SCAM: Hindu sect under US probe for alleged exploitation of Dalit workers at NJ temple Lured from India on religious visas as “skilled artisans.” Paid ~$1/hr. Worked 13+ hrs/day. Lived on lentils & potatoes. Confined to site. FBI, DHS & Labor raided the Robbinsville temple. Lawsuit fileD.

Obvious point: The Haitian immigrants in Springfield, Ohio, are far better Americans than Donald Trump and JD Vance and Stephen Miller.

"The Constitution does not grant the President any specific powers over elections" A simple point by Judge Talwani in granting an injunction blocking Trump's mail-in voting power grab.

These aren’t people who were here “illegally”. Haitians came here as part of a program to rescue people from countries destroyed by disaster or war. They were good, contributing members of our communities. With families. But they aren’t white, so to Mullin they are dangerous.

Another liar. I was sitting with few college grads White guys and they knew nothing or work hard like me as an Indian did out of college. Your college system and our sustem similar level of standards. Dont think your standards are better at Undergrad level.

I just met Jason and Keri on my walk across the state. They lost their food stamps bc of Trump’s cuts. They are taking a bus back and forth to New Haven today for a meal from a soup kitchen there. A 6 hour commute for a meal. And Elon Musk just became a trillionaire.

The only scamming corruption is by the Trump administration as they have scammed $3 billion in meme coins and bribes and money laundering, and then pump and dumps and then insider trading which he brags about daily

This is the kind of leadership we need to see more of. Rising hostility toward people of Indian origin in America cannot be brushed aside as “just online discourse.” When racial abuse becomes normalized, when harassment becomes organized, and when people with institutional power appear willing to engage with the very ecosystem spreading it, Congress has a responsibility to pay attention. More representatives need to speak. More oversight is needed. More scrutiny is needed. Because this is not about one politician, one party, or one platform. It is about drawing a line. Racism against Indians is racism. Harassment is harassment. And no public official should ever help legitimize it. @splcenter @StopAAPIHate @IAACouncil @ACLU @MALDEF @AAAJ_AAJC @ADL @BrennanCenter

Four British men were arrested after illegally crossing into the U.S. from Canada. The men, identified as Ali Mohammed Ali Abdullah, 18; Hameed Mohammed Nagi, 21; Ibrahim Ayyub Khan, 27; and Mohammed Sultan Saleh, 22, all pleaded guilty to illegal entry. British!!!!! Credit Visgrad 24

Why do American companies hire H1B visa holder instead of American citizens? They don't. There are a total of 85,000 H1-B visas available every year [1]. At any given time there are approximately 5.5–6 million jobs open in the US[2], and 500,000 computer jobs alone[3]. But there are only about 50,000 US CS graduates every year. There are enough computer jobs for all the H1-B holders, all the CS graduates, and literally 10 times more CS graduates. It's a royal pain in the ass and huge expense and delay to hire someone on an H1-B and I don't think any American company would do it if suitable American workers were available