Speaking of Canada, in her situation, I'd think about trying to get refugee status in Canada. If her cancer comes back from lack of treatment she's just doomed

Speaking of Canada, in her situation, I'd think about trying to get refugee status in Canada. If her cancer comes back from lack of treatment she's just doomed her kids to becoming orphans. Its not like she'd be leaving a vibrant economy behind, if there's basically nowhere to work. There must be jobs somewhere, and if not in the USA anymore, gotta be somewhere... Where I live, everyone is underemployed, so I know without looking that she's a coastie. If coasties want to see their future, look around "the greater Chicago area". Everyone is like a former tool and die mechanic working as an oil changer, or a math degree holder working in a call center, or a biz grad working food service, or a former K12 teacher working as a waitress. If overqualified people were not hired, pretty much no one would be hired. Its pretty nuts.