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Easy to say that when you don't have a family member who is suicidally depressed because they spent 20 years working hard to get through the process, had their
by dotnet00 3y ago
Easy to say that when you don't have a family member who is suicidally depressed because they spent 20 years working hard to get through the process, had their green card application process messed up by their employer, have barely lived in their country of origin and have no career prospects there because what they are educated in is not valued there.
- throwaway290 3y agoI have extended family members who lived in war zone in the past couple of years. Somebody just started bombing their city. They had to move. So yeah sorry to hear but it's one of those many sucky situations in life. The lack of options is illusory. Mental issues are mental issues, slavery is slavery, misfortune as a free person is misfortune as a free person. Sounds like grounds to sue for the "messed up" process? If not I assume if whoever it is worked 20 years in the US they have experience that can be valued in many countries. I'd recommended checking around the more reasonable ones like Canada or Australia. As free person can.