Area 51 Rahul Menon & Sanjay Krishna

In today's episode, we are joined by John Moye, one of the founders of Pro Se Pro to talk about their game changing tool in the fight against immigration delays. Developed by attorney Brad Banias and technologists John Moye and Andrew Steinmeyer, Pro Se Pro is a revolutionary tool that provides immigrants with the knowledge, resources, and support they need to file lawsuits against the government for unreasonable processing times. Through Pro se Pro, immigrants can assert their rights and demand accountability from immigration authorities, paving the way for a more transparent and efficient system. 

Tune in as John explains the reason behind starting Pro Se Pro and walks us through the different services they offer and their goal of empowering immigrants through their tool. At the end of the episode, John has a giveaway for all the listeners. If you'd like to  avail their services, use the code AREA51 to take advantage of the discount they are offering the Area 51 podcast listeners!
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The immigration backlog is something that has deeply impacted every Indian immigrant’s life in America. We have all complained about it numerous times and have pretty much given up hope for any change. That’s what makes Anuj different. In today’s episode we sit down with Anuj Christian, the dynamic force behind a nationwide campaign for immigration reform. Anuj shares his remarkable story of traversing all 50 states of America in his peaceful advocacy for Immigration reform.  From grassroot initiatives to community mobilization, Anuj’s tireless efforts are driving real change, one state at a time. Tune in as we explore Anuj’s incredible journey and his fight for social justice. 
 
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IIT Alumnus. Ironman. Immigration Activist. Startup Founder.  In today's episode we are joined by Atal Agarwal who has been wearing each of these hats with ease. Atal is an  inspirational figure whose journey embodies resilience, innovation, and a commitment to creating positive change. Join us as we we unravel the inspiring journey of Atal Agarwal, a visionary entrepreneur, immigration advocate and trailblazer, who continues to inspire others with his unwavering commitment to making a difference. 
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For the first time since the 60s, there has been a huge proposed change to the American immigration system. DHS has proposed sweeping reforms to the H-1B visa system. While there are many positives that will enrich the lives of immigrants, there are few that could act as a poison pill to the positives and could potentially make life difficult for immigrants here.

In today's episode, we are joined by attorney Steven Brown from the Reddy & Neumann law firm to discuss the proposed changes their impacts to our lives. Armed with his infectious energy and humor, Steven sheds more light on clamping down on multiple H-1B entries, options for H-1B entrepreneurs, remote job offers,  cap gap extensions ,more FDNS site visits and a stricter definition of specialty occupations. 

Join us in this episode to gain a better understanding on what the future holds for a H-1B visa holder in America. 
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In today’s episode, we welcome Hemant Gangolia the founder of iNRI. Hemant is an immigrant entrepreneur who has faced his fair share of obstacles on the path to success. Rather than give in to these setbacks, he used them as stepping stones to propel himself forward. With a dream to democratize access to one of the fastest growing economies, he embarked on a mission to create iNRI, an investment platform that allows Indian expats to invest in Indian index and debt funds.
Join us as we trace Hemant’s journey through IIT, IIM, Mckinsey, Walmart, Meta, YCombinator and the US immigration system. For an immigrant entrepreneur there is a treasure trove of information as Hemant details how he launched his company while being on a dependent visa in America. If you’re interested in generating passive income, tune into the episode to understand more about iNRI.
At the end of the episode, Hemant has a giveaway for all the listeners. If you’d like to take advantage of the giveaway, reach out to us at accpodcast51@gmail.com. 
 
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Jaahnavi Kandula. Aishwarya Thatikonda. Sai Charan Nakka. Vamsi Reddy Mamidala. Saiesh Veera. Sharath Koppu. 6 Indian graduate students. 6 tragic stories. 6 unfulfilled dreams. In this somber episode, we delve into their heart wrenching stories that has left countless people in shock and grief. In an attempt to shed light on the untold stories of Indian Immigrants, we explore the lives of 6 graduate students whose lives were tragically cut short. This episode is intended to offer a glimpse into the dreams they pursued and the immense potential that was lost. Join us as we honor the memories of these students, amplify their voices and advocate the collective responsibility we share in fostering a compassionate and understanding community. 
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