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Government slams Vance’s remarks on Indian IT professionals as ‘deeply offensive’

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Government slams Vance’s remarks on Indian IT professionals as ‘deeply offensive’

Government reminds Trump administration that Indian professionals are “skilled contributors” to U.S. economy after U.S.

Vice President J.D.

Vance calls foreign workers “indentured servants”

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