Hindu Americans joyous as Trump changes H1B course


Washington, DC  — Leaders of the Hindu American Foundation (HAF) cautiously welcomed the news that the Trump Administration was backtracking from its proposal to deny extensions of H-1B visas to green card applicants awaiting approval. If implemented this policy change would have triggered the deportation of more than a half million Indian IT workers currently holding H-1B visas. Read full news here

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