55% Indian Americans Disapprove Of Trump's India Policies: Survey

A recent survey conducted by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace highlights a significant discontent among Indian Americans regarding President Donald Trump's policies towards India during his second term. The 2026 Indian American Attitudes Survey indicates that 55% of Indian Americans disapprove of Trump's approach to bilateral relations between the United States and India. This sentiment reflects broader concerns within the community about the implications of Trump's policies on diplomatic ties and cultural exchange. The findings suggest that Indian Americans, a key demographic that has historically engaged positively with the U.S.-India relationship, are increasingly critical of the current administration's foreign policy decisions. As the 2020 elections approach, these attitudes could influence both political dynamics and voter turnout within this influential community, underscoring the importance of addressing their concerns in future policy discussions.