Joe Biden Will Please India On Terrorism And H-1B Visas

Joe Biden will please India on cross-border terrorism and H-1B visas promise to Indians. India has emerged as a big issue in the US elections. After making Indian-born Kamala Harris the vice-presidential candidate, Democratic Party presidential candidate Joe Biden said he would give high priority to strategic relations with India if he wins.

We will deal strictly with the problem of terrorism prevailing in South Asia. They will attack the problem of cross-border terrorism. He promised to make the H-1B visa rules a sensitive aspect of the Indo-US relationship and to end the quota-fixing system for green cards.

Competition to woo Indian voters

President and Republican candidate Donald Trump and Democrat Biden are competing to woo Indian voters in America. Opening a box of promises, Biden said, terrorism in South Asia will not be tolerated any more. Cross-border and any kind of terrorism will be dealt with vigorously.

Obviously this thing is going to please India, which has been facing cross-border terrorism towards Pakistan for decades. Biden has promised that he will support India’s legitimate role in the Indo-Pacific region.

Agenda released for Indians

Will work together so that no country, including China, can act as a bully to its neighbors. The Joe Biden Agenda, especially released for Indians, states that Biden has always believed that America and India are natural and natural allies. Therefore, he is in favor of strengthening relations between the two countries. Biden has also congratulated the 40 lakh Indians living in America on Independence Day.

Countrywide obligation will end in green card

If Biden wins the election, he will change disputed decisions regarding Trump’s H-1B visa. This visa gets skilled professionals to work in the US. Thousands of Indians strive for it every year. Biden says he will simplify the rules of this visa so that more and more talents can contribute to the development of America.

Similarly, the rules for fixing the number by country will also change in the facility of green cards (conditional permanent residence in America). Millions of Indian professionals living in the US are contenders for this card and they have been demanding it for a long time.