U.S. Senator Roger Marshall has made a strong pitch for ending country-wise green card caps that have left thousands of Indian immigrants facing decades-long waits for permanent residency. Calling the current system "one of America's great injustices," Marshall said highly skilled and hardworking immigrants should not be forced into a 70-year queue simply because too many applicants come from the same country. He promised to continue pushing for reforms that would address the green card backlog affecting Indians. Marshall also highlighted the importance of stronger India-U.S. ties, saying both nations benefit from deeper economic and strategic cooperation. His remarks are likely to resonate strongly with the Indian diaspora, many of whom have long demanded changes to America's immigration system.