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_{WND Exclusive Articles by American First Immigration Team}

American workers in peril: How 1 foreign government is engineering largest U.S. job loss ever

The GATI initiative is a state-orchestrated program designed to export millions of Indian workers, skilled and semi-skilled, into high-income economies, with the explicit objective of capturing foreign jobs and maximizing inward remittance flows. Marketed as a solution to a projected "global labor gap," GATI seeks to institutionalize India’s dominance over international labor markets, reshape global migration policy, and position India as the world’s “trusted migration partner.”

Bottom Line:

Either the United States reclaims its labor market, its laws and its future, or the nation will continue down a path where its greatest export is its own prosperity. History will not be kind to those who allowed this nation to be given away. Now is the time to draw the line: America first, in every job, every industry and every decision. Otherwise, America’s children will no longer compete with the “world” for the American dream, because that dream will belong to India.

The foreign network inside America: How India's global Indians are used to steer U.S. policy, jobs and investments from the inside

'The republic is being gutted from within by talent pipelines, lobbying arms and diaspora operatives loyal to a foreign agenda' 

AI means 'Actually India': How Salesforce's AI smokescreen masks a mass labor shift out of America

American jobs aren’t being lost to artificial intelligence, they’re being handed over to foreign labor under the false label of “innovation.”

America's jobs aren't an 'entitlement' for India's workers 

Foreign media outlet launches attack when U.S. veteran defends U.S. industry

How Miles Education transformed student visas into a foreign labor pipeline

Company packed everything into one commercial service, charging people as much as $40,000-$50,000

America First Immigration Team launches national effort to expose immigration industrial complex

12 issues explored include the employment visa pipelines that bypass American talent

California's growth strategy: Out with Americans, in with immigrants

New society where visa fraud counts as a win

U.S. pension funds used to fuel India's rise and America's fall

State by state: How U.S. leaders sold your retirement to a foreign power

Politicians in the News

President Trump deeply admires, respects India, we are going to have great relationship together: Commerce Secretary Lutnick

US-India Trade Talks: Optimism Amid Tariff Tensions

‘Time of Great Opportunity’ for U.S. and India: Usha Vance

India and the U.S. are in the throes of negotiating the first phase of a Bilateral Trade Agreement, with U.S. trade negotiators in India this week for talks.

“The way that I think about it more broadly is I think this is a time of great opportunity. And I think if my husband [U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance] were here, he’d say the same thing,” Ms. Vance said, adding that historically, the two countries’ goals and needs had not always been in alignment. Ms. Vance suggested, however, that in the next four years and beyond, there was an opportunity, which she linked to the people-to-people ties. The relationship has generally enjoyed strong bipartisan support in Washington.”

US Vice President Vance expressed complete support for India

During a recent meeting, U.S. Vice President JD Vance expressed strong enthusiasm for deepening trade and partnership between the United States and India, highlighting his personal bond with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and praising India’s transformation under Modi’s leadership. Both sides emphasized the natural partnership between the two countries and noted that these meetings have further solidified the strong ties between the U.S. and India.

Musk unleashes 'the really big bomb' in war with president

Mercurial ex-DOGE chief claims Trump 'is in the Epstein files'

Epstein's lawyer: Notorious pedophile had nothing incriminating on Trump

Statement made 'authoritatively, unequivocally, and definitively'

Fiery word fight between Musk, Trump reaching a détente?

Elon offers 'olive branch' as conversation being set up

Trump's DHS shuts down airline passenger surveillance program

Scheme that tracked Tulsi Gabbard failed to 'stop a single terrorist attack'

Trump expresses doubts about future of working with Musk

'Had a great relationship … I don't know if we will anymore'

Other News on Immigration, Big Tech, Trade, and India

 “Why Trump’s new tax will have Indian professionals in US worried” 

India’s elite aren’t concerned about fairness or American workers, they’re worried about losing privileged access to U.S. wealth. It’s clear from the messaging any effort to slow the flow of American dollars to India, even by a modest 5% tax, is painted as xenophobic, anti-immigrant, and a MAGA-led plot to drive Indians out of the country.

AI Startup Backed by Microsoft Revealed to Be 700 Indian Employees Pretending to Be Chatbots

Builder.ai's virtual assistant "Natasha" was actually engineers in India manually coding customer requests.  

US Secretary Howard Lutnick was very positive about India-US equation: Kumar Mangalam Birla

India-US trade deal in not-too-distant future: US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick