NASSCOM Says US H-1B Suspension Conflates Immigration and Talent Mobility

NASSCOM's framing matters because it separates a politically charged immigration debate from the narrower question of skilled labour access, which is the channel that actually touches India's IT services sector. The absence of any announced measures signals a rhetorical and lobbying posture rather than an escalation, leaving member firms to absorb visa uncertainty without a coordinated industry response. Whether NASSCOM moves from statement to concrete advocacy, and whether Washington treats the two issues as linked, is the open question.