Clinton Comments on Role of H-1B Visa Program in U.S./India Relations

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, speaking before the U.S.-India Business Council, outlined her plans for a “dramatic expansion” in U.S./India relations and touched upon concerns voiced by the Indian IT community and the Indian government that proposed restrictions on the H-1B visa program are a form of protectionism. As reported at Computerworld.com, Clinton remarked that both countries should "work through any issues in our relationships and differences in our perspectives by focusing on shared objectives and concrete results." Meera Shankar, India's ambassador to the United States, stated that India's IT talent has helped U.S. firms become more competitive globally, while also stimulating the U.S. economy by creating jobs and increasing profits.

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