Trump’s America Shuts Door On Indian Dreamers: Only The ‘Crème de la Crème’ Welcome | World News

New Delhi: The US may look very different in the next few years. This change continues. President Donald Trump directs this transformation. A narrowing road for the Indians. America no longer does not want hopeful dreamers. He just wants the best of the best. Or in Trump’s words, “Crème de la Crème”.

Indian professionals aiming at the American dream are now faced with new obstacles. Trump tightens migration reforms. Only the highest level of Indian capabilities, high winners and experienced professionals are welcomed.

Loksh Ahuja, a graduate of an IIM, shared his concern about LinkedIn. The shipment emphasizes a dream of fading. Collective layoffs in technology. Increased negativity against immigrants. New visa rules. The message is open. The entry -level ability is no longer welcome.

“Trump is back. And he is not withdrawn,” he wrote Trump’s past interpretation: “Give the Americans work, not the Indians.”

This vision is now shaping politics. America’s new point -based migration system rewards high income. Young professionals are pushed aside.

The United States still want global talent, but only cream. Trump is not interested in 23 -year -olds who are willing to prove themselves. He wants 29 -year -old children with the best jobs and strong salary checks.

Even Birthright citizenship is on a shaky ground. MPs bring back a bill. He says that babies born to non -citizens in the United States will not automatically be a citizen. Ahuja sees this as a big change. America no longer opens its doors. Sets limits.

Effects appear. In the first half of 2025, student visas for US Indians fell by 44%. Autumn applications are over 50%. Students now prefer countries with clearer immigration.

Ahuja warns more change. When the labor market changes, immigrants suffer the most. Less benefit when laws change.

And this trend is not limited to the US. Canada now chooses immigrants with higher salary and work experience. Australia’s new scoring system supports old and high -profitable candidates. Europe is also leaning towards “Premium Immigrants ..

Ahuja said, “The rules are changing. The message is high and clear. The American dream is slowly becoming only American dream,” he said.

The term “Crème de la crème” means best. Refers to individuals above their fields. Talented, experienced and already successful.

Now the profile of America. He’s not a new graduate anymore. Career is no longer a dreamer. Experienced experts with a heavy letter of offer. This is what the United States now wants.