I am a US citizen and I share some of your same concerns. Who knows what will happen in this pressure cooker we are all in right now. Sometimes it seems some th

I am a US citizen and I share some of your same concerns. Who knows what will happen in this pressure cooker we are all in right now. Sometimes it seems some things come down to a risk/benefit equation of sorts, when in the past that was not true. If you decide to stay for business reasons, I would say be sure to keep a finger on the pulse of the issues that concern you. Continue to weigh them, and if you believe one of these issues is getting too uncomfortable for you or for a member of your family be sure to have a predefined backup plan or two in place. Just keep watching for the kettle to boil so to speak, and have some cash set aside for you and your family in case of any type of emergency situation. One nice thing is, no matter where someone lives or works we can all still communicate easily via the net. We moved our business from Las Vegas to Austin to take advantage of the superior business climate here, and aside from leaving some familiar restaurants, it doesn't feel that far away because of the communication abilities of the internet.