India-US Ties: A Republican candidate for Texas attorney general, Aaron Reitz, wrote an anti-India post on X, saying he does not want to turn Texas into India or Pakistan, drawing a massive backlash. 

Collin, Dallas, and Harris Counties may soon be renamed Calcutta, Delhi, and Hyderabad Counties, given how bad the invasion of un-assimilated and un-assimilable Indians has become, he wrote on X, adding that globalist corporations move to Texas to exploit their favorable economic climate.

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"Having contempt for native-born American workers, they then facilitate the H-1B scam for cheap labor. All of it must be rolled back. As AG, I’ll partner with the Trump Admin to re-open the books on all their “legal” paperwork. Deport most. Assimilate the rest. At the same time, I’ll go after the gutless, treasonous corporations who have no loyalty to our state and who treat our country like a mere economic zone. This is Texas, USA—not India or Pakistan," his post read.

Reitz’s Biggest Donors Is Pakistan-Origin Doctor

Soon after his post, an X user, Sidharth (@Cloudwatch199) fact-checked his claim, saying Reitz’s biggest donors is Anosh Ahmed, a Pakistani-origin doctor. The user also said Anosh was indicted in a Covid-testing fraud.

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Sidharth exposed the dual face of Reitz in a explainatory note on X. "@aaron_reitz pretends he doesn’t want to turn Texas into New Delhi or Hyderabad but in reality, he’s bringing Sharia law and Islamist backing, turning it into LAHORE and KARACHI. Aaron Reitz attacks “unassimilated Indians” and sneers that Texas will become New Delhi, Calcutta, or Hyderabad , using Indian cities as racist slurs. Disgusting," the user said.

Sidharth pointed out that official Texas campaign finance filings (via Transparency USA) show Reitz accepted USD 100,000 from Anosh Ahmed — one of his top donors, who is a Pakistani-American doctor federally incidted by the US DOJ for massive healthcare and COVID-testing fraud.

Another user (@AttyStevenBrown), a Houston-based immigration attorney, wrote, "Indian nationals account for less than 2% of the Texas population. Yet here you have an AG candidate (and not surprisingly a previous employee of the current DOJ) with dog whistle rhetoric about an invasion of un-assimilated & un-assimiliable Indians."