I’ve looked at it from the prospect of an adventure or enrichment for my kids, not “fleeing”. I have dual citizenship with an EU country. The problem is that I

I’ve looked at it from the prospect of an adventure or enrichment for my kids, not “fleeing”. I have dual citizenship with an EU country. The problem is that I’m both too rich and too poor to do it. If I had nothing, no problem. If I were rich, I could afford the attorneys and other professionals needed to live abroad without getting jammed up. Some people pull off the nomad lifestyle. That’s cool, but it really depends on stability here in the United States. You could be living your best life in Bali, but living at the whim of policy in Washington.