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> Imagine a scenario where a nation with billions of people under totalitarian regime sends millions of people to another nation. They instruct them to stay the
by lovecg 3y ago
> Imagine a scenario where a nation with billions of people under totalitarian regime sends millions of people to another nation. They instruct them to stay there long enough to become citizens of that nation. In the US that would be about two years.
Not how the US immigration works. For certain specific countries 2 years is a complete fantasy (perhaps for reasons you describe, no idea though).
I know people who lived here for over ten years waiting for a green card. These are people who went to school here, started families, have a steady job paying a ton in taxes, and yet are still nowhere close to being a citizen. Imagine having no real connection to any other country and still getting anxious every time you cross the border.
- robomartin 3y agoIrrelevant. My post isn't about the US. I said this much in my note at the very top. Don't argue about irrelevant localized details. If you want to have a conversation about the merits (or lack thereof) of the concept of the dangers of "remote voting" then go at it. Don't divert the conversation towards irrelevant US-specific details.