Democratic lawmakers have moved a resolution in Congress to denounce President Donald Trump’s recent comments regarding Indian and Chinese Americans. Trump shared remarks from right-wing podcaster Michael Savage, labeling India a 'hellhole' and suggesting that immigrants from these countries lack loyalty to the U.S. and undermine job opportunities for other ethnicities in the tech sector. The resolution, introduced by Congresspersons Raja Krishnamoorthi, Ted Lieu, and Pramila Jayapal, aims to combat rising anti-Asian hate and xenophobia. The Hindu American Foundation (HAF) has called the resolution an 'important step' toward accountability, emphasizing that no American should feel foreign in their own country due to their ethnicity. The resolution urges elected officials to reject racially charged language and reaffirms that attacks based on national origin are un-American. In response, the White House defended Trump’s remarks, framing them as part of a critique of birthright citizenship and the broader Republican anti-immigrant agenda.