MEA Condemns US VP's 'Indentured Servants' Remark Amid Green Card Program Suspension | News18

India's Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has responded to a controversy over H-1B visas after US Vice President JD Vance reportedly described H-1B holders as "indentured foreign servants." The MEA issued a statement amid wider debate about how foreign professionals working in the United States are treated. The video also links the debate to a reported US suspension of employment-based green card processing, which is said to affect major technology companies, including firms with Indian connections. It raises questions about the future of foreign-worker programmes and about skilled professionals seeking long-term work and residency in the US.

• India's MEA has issued a statement on the H-1B controversy
• JD Vance's reported remarks on H-1B holders are at the centre of the debate
• Reported suspension of employment-based green card processing affects tech firms
• Impact on Indian IT professionals and foreign workers in the US is under discussion

India has responded to the growing controversy over H-1B visas after US Vice President JD Vance's reported remarks describing H-1B holders as “indentured foreign servants.” The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has issued a statement amid mounting debate over the treatment of foreign professionals working in the United States. The diplomatic development comes as the US administration's reported suspension of employment-based green card processing affects major technology companies, including firms with Indian connections. The move has raised questions about the future of foreign-worker programmes and the impact on skilled professionals seeking long-term employment and residency in the US. #JDVance #H1BVisa #H1B #IndianITProfessionals #IndiaUSRelations #MEA #MinistryOfExternalAffairs #GreenCard #USImmigration #VisaControversy #VisaCrackdown #IndianWorkers #ForeignWorkers n18oc_breaking-news News18 Mobile App - https://onelink.to/desc-youtube