This week, we track the Indian-American community's growing political and cultural footprint as the U.S. nears its 250th anniversary. From Supreme Court rulings on birthright citizenship to local endorsements and business trends, here's what matters.
National & US-India
A Democratic leader warns the U.S.-India relationship is at a low point. Meanwhile, the Indiaspora group maps 250 years of Indian-American influence ahead of the nation's milestone.
US-India Relationship At Its Lowest In 30 Years: Indian-American Democrat Leader
From 1790 to Now: Diaspora Group Maps Indian-American Journey
Indiaspora maps 250 years of Indian American influence before US milestone
Indiaspora Unveils “250@250: The Indian American Story”
Immigration & Visa
The Supreme Court upholds birthright citizenship, a win for Indian immigrants. Indian-American groups and lawmakers welcome the ruling.
Born in the USA: What US Supreme Court’s ruling on birthright citizenship means for Indian immigrants
Indian-American groups, lawmakers welcome US Supreme Court birthright citizenship ruling
Born in the USA: Supreme Court rebuffs Trump's bid to end birthright citizenship
Community
Indian Americans join Independence Day parades in Illinois. A Hindu women's network promotes health and leadership. The diaspora's journey from 1790 is documented.
Business & Tech
An Indian American billionaire CEO predicts half of all jobs will disappear. New Jersey sees a surge in Indian grocery stores. AI's impact on journalism is debated.
Culture & Entertainment
The entertainment industry's war on statistical reality is examined. A local endorsement in Michigan's 13th District primary reflects community political engagement.
That's the week. See you next edition.
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