Archive · 25 Jul 2025
Investor: US Jobs for Indians Tougher Amid Trump and AI
An investor named Akshat Shrivastava is saying it's getting harder for Indian students and workers to find jobs in the U.S. because of things like Trump's policies, which encourages the hiring of Americans, and also AI taking jobs that might go to immigrants.
He also says India's tax policies are a problem, suggesting people should look into freelancing.
The basic idea is that the US sets the rules, and if the economic problems aren't fixed in India it will be even harder to succeed.
Akshat Shrivastava warns Indian students and professionals about job challenges in the U.S.
Donald Trump urged U.S. tech companies to hire Americans, impacting foreign workers.
Shrivastava highlights AI job displacement as a significant concern for immigrants.
Indian economic policies and high taxes are cited as contributing factors.
Shrivastava suggests tax-efficient career options like freelancing.
- Who
- Investor Akshat Shrivastava, Indian students/professionals, Donald Trump.
- What
- Warning about job challenges in the U.S. for Indian students and professionals.
- When
- No specific date, but related to current events.
- Where
- U.S.
- Why
- Due to potential shifts in immigration policies, AI-driven job displacement, and Indian economic policies.
Indian Aspirants
U.S. Corporations
Job Market Dynamics
Indian Aspirants
Those wanting to study or work in the US are facing an uphill battle.
U.S. Corporations
Trump's stance and AI are impacting opportunities for Indians.
- Finfluencer
- Akshat Shrivastava
- Focus
- Impact of U.S. policies and AI on Indian job seekers
- Key Issue
- Trump's push for hiring Americans.
- Additional Concerns
- AI, economic policies
- Suggested Careers
- Freelancing, one-person agency
