"A baby here becomes an instant citizen, and then they bring the entire family in from China or India or some other hellhole on the planet, the post said."
"They certainly do not reflect the reality of the India-US relationship, which has long been based on mutual respect and shared interests."
"The Hindu American Foundation, an advocacy group, said it was disturbed by the hateful, racist screed. Endorsing such rants as the president of the United States will further stoke hatred and endanger our communities."
Donald Trump shared a post on Truth Social calling India a hellhole, which drew criticism from Indian officials and lawmakers. The post included remarks from Michael Savage, attacking the US citizenship policy and alleging that Indian immigrants do not hire native-born Americans. Indian foreign ministry spokesman Randhir Jaiswal described the comments as uninformed and inappropriate, while Congressman Ami Bera labeled them offensive. The Hindu American Foundation expressed concern over the potential for increased xenophobia and racism due to such rhetoric, especially given Trump's history of immigration policies.
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