The US President Donald Trump administration's recent moves in the last few months where he issued several immigration-related executive orders aimed at limiting the influx of migrants to protect American workers' rights are likely to impact Indians the most, given that the United States was home to nearly 4.8 million Indian Americans as of 2022.

The US government recently introduced three major changes: Ending automatic extensions of Employment Authorisation Documents (EADs) for certain migrants, increasing annual H-1B fees and imposing stricter scrutiny on Green Card holders applying for US citizenship .

The new rules, which end the automatic extension of EADs for certain categories of foreign workers, took effect on Thursday. Previously, in May 2022, the Biden administration had rev

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