U.S.–India Partnership

India and the United States share more than trade and security ties — we share democratic values, entrepreneurial energy, and a belief that free people can build a better future together.

Bruce Leon supports a strong U.S.–India partnership built on mutual respect, trust, and shared responsibility. As China grows more aggressive in the Indo-Pacific, America must stand with India to protect freedom of navigation, fair trade, and regional stability.

Bruce believes the relationship should focus on practical collaboration: expanding technology and clean-energy innovation, strengthening defense cooperation to deter authoritarian expansion, and creating fair opportunities for businesses and workers in both nations.

At home, the U.S.–India friendship also reflects the deep contributions of Indian Americans to our communities — in education, health care, science, and small business. Strengthening that bond means investing in people, protecting democracy, and standing shoulder to shoulder with those who share our vision for freedom and opportunity.

• Strengthen defense and intelligence cooperation with India to keep the Indo-Pacific free and secure.

• Push back against China’s aggression through stronger economic and military partnerships with democratic allies.

• Expand collaboration on clean energy, technology, and advanced manufacturing that benefits both nations.

• Build resilient supply chains that reduce dependence on China and protect American jobs.

• Support trade and innovation initiatives that deepen trust and opportunity between the U.S. and India.