Well, as I said India is politically a lot closer to the west historically speaking. If you go to the USA from China you can be imprisoned. Besides, China is already a hub for innovation, so you don't have to leave it to be a successful capitalist and there is most definitely no lack of asian billionaires. It's the same story with Japan.
And I did understand what you meant the second time around.
Making the point that India is far-right is fair, though I am unable to verify that right now. Regardless, these are people that grew up in america we are talking about here. Most of them got their political education from american politics. They're not migrants.
I wouldn't be surprised that it's just those specific indian people having the required skills. Because we do have to recognize that Nirav Patel is incredibly educated. While I think DEI being defunded is a move to fight against inclusion, there is just no way around people of color also being intelligent people and thus good for business.
All in all, you're wearing glasses. Indian demographics are not to blame for USAs issues. It's american capitalism in this case. Capitalism tends to want to be ever growing and when there is no more growth possible within humanly norms, then they just continue outside of that. Ironically, that's always been their downfall. You'd think they'd learn from history. I guess a system can't learn.