Trump's 'Welfare List' Excludes India, Highlights Indian-American Economic Power

• Donald Trump released a list of 120 countries whose citizens receive US government aid, notably excluding India.
• Pakistan (40.2%), Bangladesh (54.8%), Nepal (34.8%), China (32.9%), and Ukraine (42.7%) have significant populations relying on US welfare.
• Indian-Americans are not a burden; they are major contributors, with an average household income exceeding $151,000.
• India's absence from the list underscores the community's economic strength, hard work, and tax contributions to the US economy.
• Trump's list implicitly praises Indian-Americans as an asset, contrasting with his stance on immigrant welfare.

Why It Matters: Indian-Americans are economic pillars, not welfare recipients, a fact highlighted by Trump's list.