US lawmakers of Indian origin have voiced strong concerns regarding Trump administration policies, including a $100,000 H1B visa fee and 50% tariffs on India. These measures, they argue, are detrimental to American businesses and are damaging the crucial people-to-people ties between the US and India, impacting economic and geopolitical interests.
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