Well, with the number of American Indian Hindus working day and night and who are one of the largest contributors to the US economy, it’s been found with shock and horror that would even scare Pablo Escobar, that Hindu Gods in India at the temples are running a Visa cartel, which makes sense, why we see Sri Hanuman flying around, probably carrying illegals with him to enter the US. This is why a Hinduphobic X-Twitter rant by Senator Eric Schmitt in reaction said
The “Visa Cartel” has its own “Visa Temple” in Hyderabad, which sees thousands of Indians circling altars and getting passports blessed for U.S. work visas. American workers shouldn’t have to compete against a system this gamed.- Eric Schmitt.
Right, we don’t know if he’s related to Carl Schmitt, the famous Nazi but his attack on Hindus falls into the same type of mindset because he’s attacking Hindus who thank the Gods/Goddesses for any success they achieve, so if they do go to the US or anywhere else to do good for themselves and everyone else, it is seen as a good thing. Most of all, they 
But, as usual, Hinduphobia has been naturalised legally along with citizenship, which is why the racist and religious hate against Indians, meaning Hindus, is normalised from both the left and the right, especially publicly, with comments from Senator Eric Schmitt from the Republican Party, also known as the Grand Old Party, soon to be the Grand Old Chapati in their racist mindsets.
US Senator Eric Schmitt has triggered controversy after he claimed that a “Visa Cartel” has its “own Visa Temple” in Hyderabad, referring to the Chilkur Balaji Temple, as he stepped up criticism of the US H-1B visa programme. In a series of posts on X, the Republican senator from Missouri also shared a photograph of the Chilkur Balaji Temple, located near Hyderabad. The shrine is widely known as the “Visa Temple” due to a popular belief that prayers offered there help devotees secure overseas visas, particularly for travel to the United States.
A US senator’s attack on the H-1B visa system has put Indian professionals under scrutiny, accusing them of benefiting from a so-called ‘visa cartel.’ But the numbers tell a different story. Indians account for nearly 70% of H-1B approvals, lead major American tech companies, power US hospitals, and are among the country’s highest-earning and highest-tax-paying communities. So why are they being singled out? This report examines Senator Eric Schmitt’s claims, the politics behind America’s visa backlash, and the economic reality of Indian-Americans’ outsized contribution to the United States.
