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My experience is similar if not worse. I came back to China for wedding this Jan and the wedding got cancelled because of the pandemic. Around mid Feb, US annou
by chivas 6y ago
My experience is similar if not worse. I came back to China for wedding this Jan and the wedding got cancelled because of the pandemic. Around mid Feb, US announced travel ban for Chinese. My wife went back to US with a still valid visa before the ban became effective, and I need to wait for new stamp. You already know what happened next. And now with this new EO, I'm not sure when we can reunite. We were students from top universities and now are hired by top companies, not sure how we became a risk to US labor. I've always been reminding myself this is not my country, yet I'm not fully prepared for the huge disruption this caused to my life.
- fsociety 6y agoSadly it has more to do with the President wanting it to not be your country, then the majority of the people.
- 0xFFC 6y agoWrong. Majority didn’t vote for his opponent, which directly means voting for him!
- vladb38b 6y agoUhm, majority did vote for the opponent :)
- 0xFFC 6y agoenough
- infinite8s 6y agoActually a majority of the (popular) vote did go to his opponent, but because of historical vagaries that majority didn't translate into a win for his opponent.