I didn't but likely your ridiculous line implying that poor and rich people "still have to go through the same process." That's obviously nonsense. Poor people

I didn't but likely your ridiculous line implying that poor and rich people "still have to go through the same process." That's obviously nonsense. Poor people cannot legally gain entry at all, rich people write a cheque, and then get residence after a few years. If you've ever read some of the, frankly, heartbreaking immigration stories (e.g. families separated for sometimes tens of years). The US seems to have an undisclosed quota in certain parts of the world and a lot of people get rejected for unquantifiable reasons (and then get accepted the second time without changing their status/application). This even seems to occur on family visas which it shouldn't. You just dismissing the entire vias struggle into living within a country for a couple of years and saying a stupid pledge is ignorant and completely out of touch with the reality for millions of poor people (and even many in the "middle class").