Indian H-4 visa holders, mainly spouses of H-1B visa holders, face renewed uncertainty as the potential return of Donald Trump to presidency threatens their employment authorization. The EAD rule, introduced in 2015, provided work permits to H-4 visa holders, allowing them to contribute to the US economy and integrate into society.
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