Job loss among Indian and Chinese college-graduate migrants in the United States
Indian and Chinese college-graduate migrants in the U.S. are losing white-collar jobs due to criminal activity being ignored by the Biden administration. American professionals hope for reform to protect their jobs. Indian politicians are pushing for jobs to be reinstated. Scams involving Indian employees at Apple and Fannie Mae have been reported. The U.S. government is cracking down on visa fraud and phone scams run from India.
Key Points
- Indian and Chinese migrants losing jobs due to criminal activity
- Push for reform to protect American jobs
- Scams involving Indian employees at Apple and Fannie Mae reported
- Crackdown on visa fraud and phone scams run from India by the U.S. government
Pros
- American professionals may benefit from reduced competition for jobs in white-collar sectors
Cons
- Loss of jobs for Indian and Chinese college-graduate migrants
- Criminal activity being ignored in the workplace