U.S. President Donald Trump has been making life difficult for immigrants with unpredictable immigration policy decisions, causing anxiety among them. Amidst this uncertainty, tech giants like Microsoft, Google, and Amazon have reportedly warned H-1B visa holders not to leave the country. They fear that re-entry may not be guaranteed, leading to concerns among visa holders.

Some H-1B visa holders have postponed their travel plans to India due to fears of being denied re-entry into the U.S. Affected individuals also expressed concerns about Trump's administration's move to revoke birthright citizenship, fearing it could render future children stateless. Many immigrants are now ensuring they carry all necessary documents wherever they go, preparing for possible legal scrutiny.

The H-1B visa is a temporary work visa for skilled foreign professionals in the U.S., primarily used by Indian IT professionals. Companies like Amazon, Google, Meta, Microsoft, and Apple heavily rely on these workers for industry growth. Recently, U.S. immigration authorities issued an advisory urging H-1B, F-1, and Green Card holders to exercise caution while traveling, warning of increased inspections at entry and exit points. They advised immigrants to always carry essential documents, including passports, visas, tax records, pay slips, and employment verification letters.