India is responding strongly to President Trump's recent decision to impose a hefty $100,000 fee on H-1B visas, which are crucial for skilled foreign workers. With India being the largest beneficiary of these visas, accounting for 71% of approvals in 2024, the Indian government warns that this move could have serious humanitarian implications. One minister even expressed concerns that the U.S. is 'afraid of our talent.' This situation highlights the ongoing tensions between the two nations over immigration policies and the value of skilled labor.

India's Foreign Ministry has expressed concerns over the Trump administration's decision to increase H1-B visa fees, warning that it could disrupt families. This move is significant as it may affect many Indian professionals working in the U.S., highlighting the potential humanitarian impact of immigration policies.