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Unicorn in the USA: Indians aren't stealing American jobs; they are building entire HR departments

Immigrants are driving America's innovation, founding 59% of billion-dollar startups, known as unicorns. People of Indian origin lead this trend, establishing 96 such companies. These ventures employ thousands and contribute trillions to the U.S. economy, challenging narratives of immigrants harming the job market. International students also play a crucial role…

The Times of India

Indian immigrants founded more US unicorns than any other nationality: Report

Indian-born entrepreneurs lead in founding US billion-dollar startups. They have established 96 unicorns. Immigrants overall founded 59% of US unicorns. India stands first among immigrant founders. Israel and the United Kingdom follow. Immigrant founders contribute significantly to America's high-growth companies. International students also play a key role.

The Economic Times

Foreign-born workers in US fall by nearly 6 lakh in February; ironically unemployment rate for native-born rises

The number of foreign-born workers in the United States declined sharply in February 2026, while unemployment among US-born workers increased, according to an analysis of official data by the National Foundation for American Policy (NFAP).

The Times of India

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Trump’s immigration crackdown is backfiring by hurting the U.S.-born workers it was meant to help, data shows

Over the past year, following a $170 billion infusion in immigration enforcement, U.S.-born labor participation fell from 61.4% to 61%, federal data shows.

Fortune

Trump immigration policies would slash workforce estimate by 15.7 million and slow GDP growth by a third over the next decade, study says

“Immigrants both create demand for the goods and services produced by U.S.-born workers and work alongside them in ways that increase productivity for both groups.”

Fortune

Trump's Immigration Crackdown Could Wreak $1.9T Havoc on United States' GDP, Study Shows

The study projects that the U.S. labor force could shrink by 6.8 million workers by 2028 and by 15.7 million by 2035. It would also lower the nation's GDP by $1.9 trillion from 2025 to 2028, and by $12.1 trillion between 2025 and 2035.

International Business Times

U.S. Workforce Could Shrink by More Than 15 Million In 10 Years Due To Trump's Immigration Policies

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US to revoke Chinese student visas: What’s the likely impact?

One in four foreign students in the US is from China. They add billions of dollars to the US economy.

Al Jazeera

Trump Admin Ended TPS For Venezuelans to Have More 'Easy 'to Find Migrants to Deport, Report Says

The report claims DHS's termination of TPS for Venezuelans was politically driven and legally flawed, ignoring required review processes and country conditions.

Latin Times

Over 10 lakh Indians face years of wait time to acquire a US Green Card!

In a recent visa update, it was found that over 10 lakhs Indians are facing longer waiting time than Chinese nationals to get a US green card! The information was shared by US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) data. The long wait is because of a cap on the number…

The Times of India

Restricting Asylum Will Cause More Border Chaos

Joe Biden and Congress are considering a plan that will create a crueler, deadlier situation on the U.S.-Mexico border.

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