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The city is about one-third Asian, many of whom are of Indian descent.
Anti-Indian sentiment is increasing in Frisco. The cause of this rise is attributed to right-wing influencers by some individuals.
The city of Frisco has a significant Asian population, making up about one-third of the city. Many of the Asian residents in Frisco are of Indian descent.
Further details about the situation in Frisco can be found through the Texas Standard, which has reported on the rising anti-Indian sentiment in the area.
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