'Every door I knocked, an Indian answered': Texas MAGA man called out for 'demonic elephant idols' jibe

A man who identified himself as a MAGA patriot stoked anti-India hatred as he called the Hindu god Ganesh a “demonic elephant.” Blake Kresses was reacting to Texas woman Sara Gonzales’s H-1B exposé video and shared his own experience in the Dallas–Fort Worth area as a political campaigner.

“I worked on political campaigns in this area of DFW in 2022. Every door I knocked on, an Indian answered. They could barely speak any English. They all had demonic elephant idols in their windows,” the man wrote.




“You would not believe the number of nice, suburban homes taken up by migrants,” the man added.

“Hateful low-IQ tards out to make a quick buck,” Indian-origin commentator Anang Mittal replied.

Sara Gonzales’s H-1B exposé video

Texas journalist Sara Gonzales triggered a major conversation over H-1B abuse in Texas after she dropped what she called her “journalistic” video. She visited two addresses of two companies that had hired H-1B workers in the past, as mentioned in USCIS records. But she found no offices at those addresses.

She found a man whose name was mentioned in the official records, but it was his residential address, and the man called the police when Gonzales started asking him questions about the H-1B employees he had hired in the past.

The video added fuel to anti-H-1B and anti-India rhetoric, as many compared the exposé to Nick Shirley’s video on Minnesota child care homes.

But those who are well-versed in how H-1B staffing works claimed that Gonzales could not expose any scam, as it is not illegal to list a person’s residential address if it is a legal H-1B body shop — meaning that the person hired H-1B workers for other companies.

Before Gonzales’s video, Aaron Reitz, who is contesting for Texas Attorney General, said that as AG he would stop Texas’s Collin, Dallas, and Harris counties from turning into Calcutta, Delhi, and Hyderabad.