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Nick Fuentes urges vote boycott over Indian students, H-1Bs
Fuentes asked voters to hold back in the 2026 midterms and the 2028 presidential election unless the administration delivers on its promises.
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Rwittika Chakraborty
- Tue, 30, Dec 2025
- 03:35 EST
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American far-right commentator Nick Fuentes / X/@NickJFuentes
American far-right commentator Nick Fuentes took to X and spoke about immigration and foreign influence from countries, including India and China, urging Americans to withhold their votes for the current U.S. administration.
Keeping in mind those who make up a large share of the migrant workforce in America, he asked the current U.S. administration to request votes from the ‘600k Chinese students, 120k Indian H-1Bs, and Netanyahu.’
Fuentes, who has often been vocal about his opinion on the current U.S. government, clearly stated that they haven’t earned his vote yet.
Fuentes asked supporters to withhold their votes in future elections to pressure the MAGA duo and the Trump-Vance administration on immigration and foreign policy.
The only way to hold the Trump-Vance administration accountable is to threaten to withhold your vote in 2026 and 2028 if they don’t deliver on their promises.
— Nicholas J. Fuentes (@NickJFuentes) December 29, 2025
You want votes? Go ask those 600k Chinese students, 120k Indian H-1Bs, and Netanyahu. You haven’t earned my vote yet.
Fuentes’ post was aimed at the GOP government and its recent stance on H1B visas, where Trump claimed that the U.S. lacks domestic talent and needs foreign workers to fill in crucial sectors like tech and defence.
Fuentes asked voters to hold back in the 2026 midterms and the 2028 presidential election unless the administration delivers on its promises.
The post adds to Fuentes' persisting opposition to legal immigration pathways, especially the H-1B visa programme, and he has repeatedly argued that the programme hurts American workers and mainly benefits large corporations.
He believes the Republican Party has abandoned its base by continuing to support such visas and has called for the GOP to be replaced with a new political coalition that rejects them outright.
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