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Lawmakers described Indian-Americans as a “living bridge” supporting US–India ties.

Experts cited more than $200 billion in economic contributions and 830,000 US jobs tied to Indian-origin professionals, students, and investors.

The new $100,000 H-1B fee drew strong criticism, with lawmakers calling it a direct blow to Indians.

Immigration restrictions and higher tariffs raised concerns about weakening bilateral goodwill. - Advertisement -

Witnesses warned Congress that growing anti-Indian sentiment could harm US innovation and strategic competitiveness.

A Congressional hearing this week placed major attention on the role Indian-Americans play in the United States economy, workforce, and foreign policy environment. Lawmakers on the House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on S

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