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Trump won more Indian-American votes in 2024. Will his H-1B and tariff policies reverse that ...

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Indian-American voters may be highly interested in US-India relations, but that does not necessarily mean foreign policy will determine how they vote. This GujjuTicks brief summarizes the headline for local readers; read the full story on the publisher site.

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