A survey conducted by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace in collaboration with YouGov reveals that 40% of Indian Americans have considered leaving the United States amid increasing political and social unrest. The survey highlights significant dissatisfaction with President Donald Trump's administration, with 71% of respondents expressing disapproval, particularly concerning immigration policies like deportation measures and uncertainty surrounding H-1B visas. Rising costs of living, including housing, healthcare, and education, along with concerns about personal safety and discrimination, contribute to this sentiment. Many Indian Americans report altering their behaviors in public due to experiences of discrimination based on skin color and country of origin. The survey also indicates a nuanced view on identity, with 73% of respondents believing in the need for stronger political representation. As migration preferences evolve, the findings suggest that Indian Americans may reassess their long-term prospects in the US, potentially considering other countries for relocation.