The 2024 US presidential election hangs in the balance as Donald Trump and Kamala Harris face off. Their stances on the H-1B visa, crucial for Indian professionals, differ significantly. While Harris leans towards inclusivity, Trump, despite past restrictions, now proposes automatic green cards for US college graduates, including Indians, recognizing their significant contributions.
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