India calls Vance’s ‘indentured servants’ remark deeply offensive
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When senior political figures frame foreign tech workers in charged terms, cross-border talent pipelines become a geopolitical flashpoint. HR and mobility teams relying on US–India flows should scenario-plan for policy volatility around visas, offshoring, and on-site staffing.
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