How Trump's Immigration Crackdown Is Hitting Indians And Midterm Politics | Spotlight
Donald Trump returned to the White House promising an unprecedented immigration crackdown. His administration now reports more than 2.2 million actions to revoke or terminate immigration status, while tightening H-1B visa rules and freezing certain employment-based green card filings at major technology companies, including Indian IT firms. But the fallout extends beyond immigration status. ICE raids in Kansas meatpacking towns disrupted workplaces and coincided with a rise in voter registrations. In Nevada, officials are challenging federal pressure over voter rolls, while California’s attorney general warns against immigration enforcement at polling places. Cary Johnston tells you more.---
00:00 - Introduction: Trump's immigration crackdown
01:30 - The policy shifts: Executive orders and visa reforms
04:15 - Direct impact on Indian professionals and students
07:30 - H-1B visa changes and green card backlogs
10:45 - The political fallout: US midterm elections
13:30 - Indian-American voter sentiment and reactions
16:00 - What lies ahead: Key takeaways and outlook
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