India, Oct. 1 -- The Trump administration is warning people who speak out about alleged visa abuse, fraud and worker exploitation not to be intimidated after Labor Department Inspector General Anthony D'Esposito said death threats have been directed at government officials and Americans raising concerns about the issue.

D'Esposito issued the warning in a post on X, saying threats against government officials or Americans speaking out about "fraud, exploitation and jobs lost through visa abuse" are "NEVER acceptable."

"Death threats are NEVER acceptable-against those of us in government or Americans speaking out about fraud, exploitation and jobs lost through visa abuse. Don't be intimidated. We're rolling out resources to support those ...