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Fortune: Why Indian CEOs rarely turn into comic book villains
Fortune: The rise of Kamala Harris proves Indian-Americans’ winning bet on assimilation is paying off
Fortune: Why a ‘heartland visa’ for skilled workers could be the answer to America’s immigration debate
Fortune: A broken U.S. immigration system is helping foreign countries woo California’s tech founders. The Golden State’s new global talent program could reverse the trend
Fortune: Brilliant tech and science minds want to escape Putin’s Russia. The U.S. should welcome them with open arms
Fortune: A ‘startup visa’ will help Biden jump-start the economy
Foreign Policy: Let’s Not Blow This Chance to Fix Immigration
Foreign Policy: Foreign worker visas are the tech industry’s dirty secret
Hindustan Times: How Trump is making China and India great again
VentureBeat: China is right: The world doesn’t need Silicon Valley
PBS: If Trump revokes DACA, it will create a humanitarian crisis
Washington Post: Why, as an immigrant, I am not outraged by Trump’s immigration proposal
Washington Post: Why Trump’s plan to ‘Hire American’ must start with more rights for immigrant workers
Washington Post: Why Trump’s travel ban is so harmful to the tech economy
MarketWatch: To the Indians supporting Trump: You may be demonized next
Washington Post: Fewer foreign entrepreneurs say they need the U.S. That’s a problem.
LinkedIn: To Donald Trumps bigots, we are all Muslims
Washington Post: Indian immigrants make it obvious that the American dream is alive and well
Washington Post: Why calling Asian Americans a model minority glosses over crucial issues
Washington Post: Why I’m pleasantly surprised with Obama’s immigration plan
Snapdeal—the flourishing company America passed on—offers a lesson about immigration reform
Politico Magazine: America’s Crazy, Upside-Down Immigration System
Washington Post: Cantor’s loss won’t kill immigration reform; It was already dead.
Washington Post: We’ve failed on immigration reform. Here are five ways to get back on track
Wall Street Journal: Hire the Best Workers Wherever They Are
Wall Street Journal: If You Want to Be an Entrepreneur, Don’t Go to Harvard
LinkedIn: Why Zuckerberg And Jobs Are Taking A Stand On Immigration
Washington Post: Gambling with the soul of America
PBS NewsHour: The Immigrant Brain Drain: How America Is Losing Its High-Tech Talent
MIT Technology Review: Why Silicon Valley Can’t Be Copied