H-1B, immigration and Trump: Why Indian-American voters are reconsidering Republicans in US midterms
- Indian-American candidates secured four US House victories, while Amish Shah was leading in Arizona’s 1st District and Aruna Miller won re-election as Maryland’s lieutenant governor.
- The US midterm elections have changed the political balance in Washington, with Democrats winning control of both the House of Representatives and the Senate in a setback for President Donald Trump and his Republican Party.
- For Indian-Americans, the outcome raises questions about whether the change in congressional power will translate into any meaningful shift in policies affecting their lives.
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- Indian-American candidates secured four US House victories, while Amish Shah was leading in Arizona’s 1st District and Aruna Miller won re-election as Maryland’s lieutenant governor.
- The US midterm elections have changed the political balance in Washington, with Democrats winning control of both the House of Representatives and the Senate in a setback for President Donald Trump and his Republican Party.
- For Indian-Americans, the outcome raises questions about whether the change in congressional power will translate into any meaningful shift in policies affecting their lives.
Sources: Times of India