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<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/section>\n<\/div><\/div>\n<\/div>\nCongresswoman Pramila Jayapal<\/a> emerged as a loud voice against Donald Trump’s crackdown on Somali migrants in Minnesota, as she said ‘being undocumented is not a crime’. While her statement invited intense criticism, Jayapal explained that overstaying a visa or being undocumented in the US is not a criminal offence, but a civil offence and hence undocumented migrants should be held in civil detention facilities, not in prisons. “We really have to look into the problem of Indians’ low self-esteem,” Right-wing writer Ann Coulter<\/a> wrote on X taking a jibe at Jayapal who was born in India. In an interview with MS Now, Jayapal also said that immigrants from Somalia, India, Latin America, and Africa built America. MAGA activists were furious; they refuted Jayapal’s argument and said Democrats believe everyone apart from Americans helped build America. Another Indian-origin leader who drew the ire of Coulter was Ro Khanna<\/a> who objected to President Donald Trump’s announcement of banning immigration from ‘third-world countries’. Ro Khanna said the concept of ‘third-world countries’ is a pre-1965 idea. “If Trump had his way, my parents who taught me to love this country would not have been welcome. His threat to revoke citizenship from those he sees as ‘non-compatible callous and frightening,” Ro Khanna said. “One thing Indians crush at is self-promotion,” Ann Coulter wrote, reacting to Ro Khanna’s video. <\/p>\n <\/p>\nCrackdown on Somalis, immigration from ‘third-world countries’<\/h2>\n<\/p>\n
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