American critics’ attitude toward President Obama’s remarks about American jobs

President Obama is on the road. He is taking a ten-day trip throughout Asia. He is visiting India, Indonesia, South Korea, and Japan. He arrived in the Indian capital on Sunday, and one of the first things he pushed for was increasing trade between India and the United States.
    "I’m here because the partnership between India and the United States, I believe, has limitless potential to improve the lives of both Americans and Indians, just as it has the potential to be an anchor of security and prosperity and progress, for Asia and for the world."
    But American critics are concerned about American jobs when it comes to India. The president says that a healthy relationship between the two countries will create American jobs. But critics say it’s actually the opposite, when U.S. businesses outsource jobs to the Southeast Asian country.