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The Ultimate Guide Modi Seeks to Avoid Trump's Wrath

As Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi prepares to meet with US President Donald Trump at the White House, he likely aims to rekindle their friendship and avoid potential controversy over tariffs and immigration. This meeting presents a rare opportunity for Modi, known for his prolific social media presence but often hesitant to take questions from reporters.

A Gesture of Goodwill?

Modi's visit comes as Trump continues to prioritize building ties with India, viewing it as a natural partner against a rising China. The two leaders have shared a close rapport in the past, with Modi being one of the first to congratulate Trump after his election win in November.

A Meeting of Minds?

During their meeting, Modi and Trump will hold a joint press conference, a rare move from the Indian leader who prefers to communicate through social media. They will also have a private discussion, where they are likely to discuss trade and immigration issues. Ahead of his visit, Modi has offered concessions on tariffs, including reducing duties on high-end motorcycles – a boost for Harley-Davidson, an iconic American manufacturer whose struggles in India have been a point of contention with Trump.

A Show of Strength?

India's top diplomat, Vikram Misri, has noted that there has been a very close rapport between the leaders, although their ties have so far failed to yield a breakthrough on a long-sought bilateral trade deal. Modi's visit is seen as an opportunity for him to demonstrate his commitment to strengthening ties with Trump and avoiding any potential backlash.

A Preemptive Strike?

Lisa Curtis, former National Security Council director on South Asia during Trump's first term, suggests that Modi has prepared for this meeting and aims to preclude Trump's anger over trade and immigration issues. Modi has prepared for this, and he is seeking to preempt Trump's anger, she said.

Immigration A Key Focus?

While public attention has focused on Latin American arrivals, India is the third-largest source of undocumented immigrants in the United States after Mexico and El Salvador. Modi's government has obliged Trump on deporting undocumented immigrants, which could be a key topic during their meeting.

Avoidance Tactics?

One issue Modi will likely avoid is his record on the rights of Muslims and other minorities. Trump is unlikely to highlight an issue that the Biden administration had gently criticized.

The Bromance Continues?

Modi has consistently courted Trump, sharing commonalities with him, including campaigning on promises to promote the interests of their countries' majority communities over minorities. They have also pursued critics doggedly, which could be a key theme during their meeting.

A Future Meeting in the Works?

The possibility of Trump visiting India later this year for a scheduled Quad summit – a four-way grouping of Australia, India, Japan, and the United States – could further strengthen ties between the two leaders.

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