With around 5.2 million people, Indian Americans form the second-largest immigrant group in the United States, after Mexican Americans, and this election, they are vocal about their demands. Shashi Malik, an Indian American community leader, highlights the need for Diwali to be recognized as a national holiday, symbolising how this community is seeking fair representation. Historically aligned with the Democratic Party, Indian Americans have shown signs of political shift since 2020. According t

Once celebrated for their hard work and success, Indian-Americans, including figures like Sundar Pichai and Satya Nadella, are now facing backlash amid rising nationalist rhetoric. While they have greatly contributed to sectors like technology, medicine, and education, the increasing resentment surrounding work visas and wage disparities has sparked a shift in perception. #IndianAmericans #H1BVisas #Immigration #USPolitics #CulturalShift #Nationalism #EconomicContribution #WorkVisaDebate #Indian