A pro-Trump influencer criticized India and Indians, asking if India is so highly skilled and then why people are coming to the US in droves

Far-right influencer Laura Loomer, who once attacked Kamala Harris by saying the White House would smell of curry if she had become president, has now attacked India and Indians over the H-1B dispute. The dispute stems from Donald Trump’s nomination of Sriram Krishnan to the post of senior policy advisor for artificial intelligence in the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy. Chennai-born Sriram Krishnan wants to lift country caps on green cards.
Laura Loomer questioned the “America First” policy and railed against India calling Indians Third World invaders. “Our country was actually built by white Europeans. Not from a third world invader from India,” Loomer wrote, before making some pretty discriminatory comments against Indians.
As her rant drew criticism from many Indian immigrants and she was reminded of Indian-origin Vivek Ramaswamy and Usha Vance, wife of Vice President-elect JD Vance, Laura said that both Vivek Ramaswamy and JD Vance were for “America First.” politics stand.
“It is not racist against Indians to want the original MAGA policies that I voted for. I voted to reduce H1B visas. No extension,” Loomer said.

“If India was so highly skilled, people would stay there instead of flocking to the US. You won’t make me control my thoughts. “I’m really past the point of failure,” she complained.
Laura Loomer criticized Elon Musk, who actually supported Krishnan’s statement, writing: “The tech billionaires can’t just walk into Mar a Lago, wipe out their massive checkbooks and rewrite our immigration policies so they can have unlimited slave labor.” India and China, which never assimilate.”
“If India is such a highly educated society, why does it look like this? Just admit that you want cheap labor. I don’t care about being called a “racist.” That no longer has any meaning. It is used by interlopers like you to try “You don’t even know what MAGA immigration policy is. They don’t even know what assimilation means.”
Regarding the expansion of the H-1B cap that would allow more Indians to work in the US, Elon Musk said the core of this debate is a fallacy about the “fixed cake” while the cake is not fixed and There is “essentially endless potential for jobs and business creation”.