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At the AI Summit in Washington, President Trump urged companies like Microsoft and Google to hire more American workers instead of outsourcing AI and engineering roles to India.

Indian professionals dominate the H-1B visa program, accounting for 74% of approvals in 2024. Many work in U.S. offices, while others are based in Indian hubs like Bengaluru and Hyderabad, supporting AI research, model training, and large-scale software development.

Trump signed new executive orders aimed at strengthening domestic AI development. His “America First” approach focuses on keeping jobs and intellectual property inside the U.S., but this shift could have major consequences for the tech sector.

Analysts warn that restricting global talent may slow innovation.

U.S. tech companies already face a shortage of qualified STEM workers, and India’s cost-effective, highly skilled workforce has been central to the country’s AI competitiveness against China and Europe.

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