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I think the hopelessly broken is referring to things like a 50-70 year waits for qualified people to get a green card if they're born in india, or stuff like it
by scheme271 3y ago
I think the hopelessly broken is referring to things like a 50-70 year waits for qualified people to get a green card if they're born in india, or stuff like it taking 1-2 years for someone married to a us citizen to be allowed to join their spouse in the country (and there's a decent chance they'll be denied a visitor visa to see their spouse during the wait) and the situation is even worse if you have a green card and marry a non-us citizen.
- mlrtime 3y agoEverything to do with immigration (outside the happy path) is going to feel "hopelessly broken" if it isn't fast and efficient. US Citizenship for many in the world is basically a life lottery ticket. The "broken" pieces are more features than bugs.