Trending: An X post by a man wishing his kids would grow up in America and not India, sparks debate

The video shows a group of people gathered on a street in Dallas, playing drums and taking part in festivities.

A video has been circulating on the internet lately, showing a group of people gathered on a street in Dallas, where they are seen playing drums and taking part in festivities. A Dallas man made a post about the same issue on X, sparking debate, stating that he wants his kids to grow up in America, not India.

Dallas man’s X post sparks immigration debate.

The video, which has now gone viral on the internet, has sparked a heated debate on cultural diversity and immigration. A man in Dallas recorded it after he criticised a street celebration taking place in his neighborhood. The clip was filmed from inside his car, showing a group of people gathered on the street, playing drums and taking part in festivities. With the video, the user Daniel Keene shared a comment linking the gathering to immigration and said he wanted his children to grow up in America and not India. Sharing the video on X, he wrote, “Typical view in my neighbourhood outside Dallas. We have to cancel the H1-Bs. I want my kids to grow up in America. Not India.”

Watch the viral video here:

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Netizens react to the viral video.

In the comments section, the user Daniel further criticised immigrants, saying, “There seems to be a celebration every month. Even then, the neighbourhood is now easily 70% Indian, and it was not this way until recently. All of the Dallas Suburbs are overrun by Indians. Just walking down the street around 7 is like walking the streets of Mumbai.” One user wrote, “My suggestion, walk up to them and you will might find: World class hospitality as Indians welcome you, Explain to you what’s up, Integrate you in those celebrations, and you might not become friends – But at least you would know what they were up to & dial down on hate.” Another wrote, “This is my America. I chose to live in a predominantly Indian neighbourhood in North Texas, and it’s been fantastic. It’s like when I grew up in the 80s, where kids actually played outside. Everyone takes walks around the neighbourhood after dinner. Schools are a great, safe area.” A third user asked, “Beautiful. They are here legally. What’s the issue?” A frustrated user wrote, “The Indians are taking over every nice suburb in North Texas. It’s extremely frustrating.” Another expressed, “It’s beyond H-1Bs. We can no longer just simply stop the influx; we need to actively start repatriating/remigrating at scale, illegals AND legals.”