Political Organizations of Indian Americans and Their Political Participation in the United States of America
Indian-Americans,the second-largest Asian immigrant group after Chinese-Americans,have seen their political organization and participation grow with rising economic status and political awareness.Their political organizations are increasingly formed,and their political participation is increasing.The organizational forms of Indian-American political participation mainly include national political organizations,community interest organizations,and organizations directly influencing government policy.Indian-Americans exert political influence through campaign donations,lobbying,impacting politics in India,strengthening US-India relations,and collaborating with other Asian communities.During the Biden administration,Indian-American's political participation has included supporting campaigns,seeking public office,and influencing legislation and government decisions.However,it faces challenges such as severe population differentiation,significant generational differences,and greater influence on religion and caste.As the US-India relations strengthen,Indian-Americans are transitioning from pursuing"economic status"to enhancing"political status",with their role in US-India relations becoming more prominent.In recent years,through the joint efforts of the Indian-American elites and political organizations,the Indian-American community has achieved some development in political awareness and enthusiasm for political participation,with a marked improvement in voter turnout and political status and a more positive response to issues of immediate concern.In the long run,Indian-Americans will continue to be a key Asian immigrant group,influencing U.S.politics,economy,culture,and the future of U.S.-India relations.
Indian DiasporaIndian-AmericansPolitical OrganizationPolitical ParticipationU.S.-India Relations
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