Beware Indians In US: Stop Criticising Trump Now?

The Donald Trump administration in the United States has been taken strong measures in connection with the immigration policies and we are not carrying another shocking development in this regard.

Recent reports suggest that the U.S. Department of Homeland Security has quietly requested technology companies to provide information on users who criticize President Donald Trump.

This has created a growing concern among many employees, including Indian professionals working in the United States. Social media and online platforms, once considered spaces for free expression, may now be monitored more closely, making any critique of political figures potentially risky.

Indian employees, who often work in technology and corporate sectors, are particularly vulnerable because their professional visas can be sensitive to any perceived legal or political issues. Even a casual comment on social media criticizing political leaders could attract unwanted attention or scrutiny.

Experts suggest that such employees should exercise caution when expressing political opinions online and avoid sharing content that could be interpreted as critical of high-profile political figures.

While freedom of speech is a protected right, the reality of online surveillance and data requests means that public posts may no longer be entirely private. Indian employees in the U.S. are advised to be discreet, use private channels for personal opinions, and stay informed about digital privacy measures to avoid potential complications.