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Indian-Origin US Midterm Candidate Backs Visa Crackdown, Flags H-1B Misuse by Fake Firms

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An Indian-origin candidate running in the US midterm elections, Nirav Sheth, has backed a crackdown on visas. He is affiliated with Donald Trump's Republican Party. Speaking to NDTV, Sheth argued that the immigration system needs proper reform so the US is more welcoming to people who genuinely want to contribute to the economy. He also flagged the misuse of the H-1B visa programme by fake firms.

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Indian-Origin US Midterm Candidate Backs Visa Crackdown, Flags H-1B Misuse by Fake Firms · ShortSingh