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IIT graduate advocates for equitable US immigration reform

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An alumnus of the Indian Institutes of Technology has publicly called for fairer immigration policies in the United States. The individual, whose identity was not specified, made the appeal in a statement reported by The Economic Times. Their argument centers on the need for a more just system for skilled immigrants, particularly those from technical backgrounds. The appeal highlights ongoing debates about US visa and immigration rules affecting foreign professionals.

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