The 'American Dream' that Indian youth and tech professionals have cherished for decades, aiming to settle permanently in the US, is now facing severe turbulence. Indians living in the superpower, especially those on temporary work visas, are experiencing unprecedented uncertainty and insecurity.
The challenges for H-1B employees have intensified. Proposals to cancel the 60-day grace period have caused significant anxiety. These changes directly affect thousands of Indian tech professionals.
Green Cards are also under intense scrutiny. Immigration inspection teams are reportedly going door-to-door to inquire, causing concern among Green Card applicants.
The public charge rule is also leading to Green Card rejections. Green Cards are being denied based on credit scores and debt records, creating challenges even for those with financial stability.
Veerabhadra Rao, an executive at a multinational corporation (MNC) who has been settled in America for the past 26 years, revealed the harsh ground realities in an exclusive interview with SumanTV. His disclosures highlight the severity of the situation there.
A large number of young people from Andhra Pradesh and Telangana migrate to the US. The current developments will severely impact their future. This serves as a warning to those aspiring to settle in America.
