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'It's your sense of entitlement': US officials slamIndian-origin entrepreneur Ankit Gupta over H-1B comments

Ankit Gupta found himself under fire for his controversial social media posts about H-1B visas. The Inspector General of the US Department of Labor condemned his comments, while FTC Chairman Andrew Ferguson voiced strong disapproval of Gupta's perspectives on American labor. His

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Poulomi Ghosh27 Aug 2026, 12:36 pmUpdated 1d ago1 min readWorldWorld
'It's your sense of entitlement': US officials slam Indian-origin entrepreneur Ankit Gupta over H-1B comments

World — Poulomi Ghosh

Ankit Gupta found himself under fire for his controversial social media posts about H-1B visas. The Inspector General of the US Department of Labor condemned his comments, while FTC Chairman Andrew Ferguson voiced strong disapproval of Gupta's perspectives on American labor. His defense of H-1B worker hiring sparked accusations of disrespect towards American citizens, leading many social media users to urge Y Combinator to take action against him.

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Source: Times of India · Poulomi Ghosh. Published 27 Aug 2026, 12:36 pm.

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