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Republicans saw Indian Americans as ‘natural conservative voters.’ But Trump’s second term undid the gains as their support for Democrats shot up

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Trump gained ground with Indian Americans in 2024, but his immigration politics and MAGA racism reversed that.

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Republicans saw Indian Americans as ‘natural conservative voters.’ But Trump’s second term undid the gains as their support for Democrats shot up

Trump gained ground with Indian Americans in 2024, but his immigration politics and MAGA racism reversed that.

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Republicans saw Indian Americans as ‘natural conservative voters.’ But Trump’s second term undid the gains as their support for Democrats shot up

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Republicans saw Indian Americans as ‘natural conservative voters.’ But Trump’s second term undid the gains as their support for Democrats shot up