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Vance clarifies H-1B remarks after Indian protest over 'indentured servants' comment

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US Vice President JD Vance has admitted that his wording about H-1B visa workers was imperfect and offered an apology. He said his comments targeted companies that exploit the visa system, not the workers who rely on it. After criticism from India, he emphasised that foreign professionals' rights deserve protection while American jobs must also be considered. India's Ministry of External Affairs had strongly objected to the terminology Vance used.

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