Kamlager-Dove: Trump's Tariffs Risk Making Him 'President Who Lost India'

• US Congresswoman Sydney Kamlager-Dove warned Donald Trump that his tariff policies risk him being remembered as "the president who lost India."
• Kamlager-Dove accused Trump of straining the vital US-India partnership through tariffs, visa hikes, and political grievances, potentially unraveling bipartisan progress.
• She emphasized the foundational role of the US-India relationship in emerging sectors like defense, AI, and advanced technologies.
• The Congresswoman noted India's tariff rate is higher than China's and criticized a $100,000 fee on H-1B visas, largely impacting Indians.
• Recent strained ties followed Trump's announcement of a 50% tariff on Indian goods and a 25% tariff on India-linked Russian oil imports.

Why It Matters: Trump's policies threaten to unravel the vital US-India strategic partnership.