The H1B Invasion in Ohio No One Is Prepared For
This article was originally posted on The Heartland Beat
As areas across the state are still reeling from massive Haitian influxes and struggling to fight off the impending surveillance state via datacenters, another potential invading force is on the horizon, this time with the full backing of foreign governments seeking to grift U.S. dollars at a time when heritage Ohioans are already struggling and near breaking points.
This year, a nonprofit located in India, called the Global Access to Talent from India, or GATI, launched a joint initiative with the Indian government under prime minister Narendra Modi, to catapult India as a global leader of imported labor across the western world, with a specific target on the United States. Their goal is to ‘fill’ a self-identified labor deficit, specifically in the U.S., with 45-50 million Indian workers by 2030.
While some local political hopefuls have argued the superiority of foreign labor over domestic and the ‘elite labor capital’ India represents, the coalition formed by GATI, which included the highest level dignitaries from Modi’s party, specifically stated their overall goal is to increase the nation’s remittances to $300 billion annually. In order to complete this task, the stated 45-50 million would have to be only a starting point. The end goal of this operation would see India flooding the U.S. with 250 million Indian nationals over the next 25 years. To put this in context, India already sends around 3 million immigrants to the U.S. every year. This planned influx would be astronomically larger.
The specific way in which GATI representatives have outlined their strategy, is to use already deployed Overseas Citizens of India, or OCI’s, to lobby for changes to policy and labor imports, helping pave the way for mass Indian labor replacement across the country. These changes would come from decreasing restrictions and regulations pertaining to the immigrant labor process, if not federally, than locally at the state level.
One can look at our neighbors to the north to understand how a nation has already fallen to this level of invasion force, just in terms of raw numbers. Recent unemployment rates released in September 2025 show Canadian youth is at 15 percent as the nation has continuously sacrificed the future of their own for foreign economic grifters.
Further, as The United Indian wrote in their coverage of the movement, the influx has the potential to fundamentally change the culture of those nations as well. What that means may be determined by the eye of the beholder. How much paganism can typically be tolerated in what some say is a Christian nation?
In the case of Ohio, the danger of this replacement influx cannot be overstated. Ohio Gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy has repeatedly outlined his personal views of the ‘declining population’ in Ohio, and his stated goal to ‘cut red tape’ to make the state an ‘attractive place to move to’ while increasing the state’s population by over 15 million to address ‘labor shortages’. While these statements seem to be in the same vein as standard GOP talking points of deregulation as the answer to any issues of economic growth, in the context of the India’s broader migration strategy, which relies on Indian-centered lobbying of policy to pave the way, his statements reflect more of a warning sign. Unless Vivek has some unstated strategy to increase heritage population growth through government action, he seems to be using the directly stated strategies of GATI to flood the market with immigrant labor and hoping to sell that to a conservative base who is not paying enough attention to read between the lines. Springfield has shown time and again, that unlike Vivek says, there are no labor shortages, only companies preferring cheap, immigrant replacement labor over domestic and nonprofits taking federal dollars to ship them over.
It has long been acknowledged by insiders, though attempts at denial have been made, that Vivek’s previous X rant about the shortfalls of American labor and the superiority of foreign imports, is what got him kicked out of the Trump administration’s DOGE cabinet. And while many in the party are seemingly ignoring these inconvenient issues, including how he was ushered to prominence by Soros money and had his family help him generate his wealth through doctoring research studies.
Most recently, a viral post circulated through social media claiming his campaign was employing H1B workers out of Texas. The Vivek campaign has denied these claims as completely fraudulent, however, Vivek has previously used H1B workers during his tenure in the ‘pump and dump’ pharma company Roivant Sciences. The H1B issue has been one that has consistently haunted Vivek, for obvious reasons. Perhaps the only reason it has not been a focal point of his primary competition, Amy Acton, is because for every political sin of Vivek, Acton has equal amounts of skeletons in her closet. Acton is a proponent of immigration and replacement migration, just as Vivek is and Vivek worked with Acton to push for tracking and penalizing of Ohioans who refused the Covid-19 injections during the ‘pandemic’.
Unfortunately, with regards to the the prospect of unending H1B influxes into the state, it appears only the conservative MAGA voting base is concerned about the future they are potentially leaving their children, though their alleged ‘representatives’ seem in direct opposition to their principles. Still, some individuals are fighting back with guerrilla tactics. Some have resorted to searching out jobs through specific posting boards, like Jobs.now, knowing that their application alone could boot an H1B candidate from the position, keeping the position for Americans. Positions listed through Jobs.now are part of the H1B PERM process, legally mandated to be advertised to American citizens and should a citizen apply, they receive priority. Many companies have attempted to circumnavigate this process or ignore heritage American applications, leading to substantial payouts through DOL litigations. These tactics may not last against influence within the highest levels of government offices though.
Ohio is entering a new era as we move ever closer to the end of the decade, and the culmination of The Great Reset. It’s an era in which the voting public holds no true influence over the direction of the political sphere with both sides of the political spectrum hoisting up candidates with exactly the same principles; namely none, and nearly all willing to sell out their homelands to the highest bidders. Tired speeches about economic disparities on the left and burdensome ‘red tape’ on the right ring hollow in the halls of young Ohio voters who realize that no matter which party truly wins, a massive H1B influx is on the horizon backed by top offices in India and reliant on foreign born OCI’s positioned in government and nonprofits to lobby and change laws to make it a permanent staple. Youth voices are crying out to their parents and grandparents, begging them to turn off the television and recognize the dire risks they are leveraging against their inheritance before it is too late. Ohio has taxation. It just does not have representation. The invasion must be stopped before more cities turn into Springfield, leaving Ohio a destitute wasteland.
