US President donald trump has once again attracted the world's attention with his sensational comments. His comments on IT jobs for indians in particular have become a hot topic of discussion. Donald Trump's comments at the recent Artificial Intelligence (AI) conference will have a profound impact on Indians. His instructions to leading tech companies like google and microsoft are worrying thousands of indian IT experts. In his speech, trump made it clear that tech companies should conduct their recruitment in America and not abroad. "Companies like google and microsoft should stop hiring employees in India. Companies should focus on providing job opportunities to Americans," he said. He criticized that it is not right to invest abroad and neglect domestic employees.
Trump strongly opposed the globalist mindset of tech giants. "Small and medium-sized Americans are being left behind by these companies. It is unfair for companies to invest in countries like india and china while making profits in America," he criticized. trump signed three key AI orders at this meeting. Accelerating AI development. Keeping government-funded AI tools politically neutral. An order was issued to remove obstacles to AI growth. trump believes that these orders will give more strength to companies located in the united states and help reduce foreign dependence.
Trump's comments have gained importance as he prepares for the 2028 presidential election campaign. The decisions taken during his previous administration under the slogan "America First" are now being repeated again. He made it clear that he is fighting for American workers and that giving job opportunities to foreigners is unfair. Trump's latest comments are likely to disappoint thousands of indians who are hoping to find a job in the US. At a time when visa restrictions and pressure on foreign jobs are already in place, Trump's comments are bringing new challenges to the indian IT sector.
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Sowmiya Sriram

24/07/2025 08:52 PM