Anti-Indian Hate Rocks US Companies Amid Immigration Crackdown

• US companies like FedEx, Walmart, and Verizon face rising anti-Indian racism fueled by immigration crackdown and H-1B visa changes.
• FedEx CEO Raj Subramaniam was targeted with accusations of replacing white workers with Indians, which the company denied.
• Project Firewall, a US government probe into H-1B visa fraud, led to doxxing of Indian employees at major companies.
• Ohio gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy condemned xenophobic attacks, stating that the idea of a 'heritage American' being superior is un-American.
• Anti-Indian rhetoric surged online, with a 12% rise in threats of violence against South Asians and a 69% increase in online slurs.

Why It Matters: Rising anti-Indian sentiment in the US, fueled by immigration policies, impacts businesses and individuals.