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Your suggestions for relocation places for Americans post election
- Thread starter Shaul
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I'd recommend Revoltistan, but we're
not encouraging immigration. We
like our verdant natural spaces.
not encouraging immigration. We
like our verdant natural spaces.
How about Russia - soon to be twinned with the USA. 
I suggest Canada. Same language.
Trudeau Le Beau will be the comfort they need.
Trudeau Le Beau will be the comfort they need.
Why do you think Trump opponents would like Russia? очень интересноHow about Russia - soon to be twinned with the USA.
It is close. Has good maple syrup from what I hear.
Idk, the moon? People need to stop throwing hissy fits.
I'm sure they wouldn't but Trump has to have somewhere to export his opponents - where they will be treated kindly.
So you want to help Trump with his plans.I'm sure they wouldn't but Trump has to have somewhere to export his opponents - where they will be treated kindly.
Alien826
No religious beliefs
I know this is intended to be somewhat humorous, but anyone wanting to move to a new country should carefully examine what that entails. I'll use myself as an example.
I'm old and retired. I have a number of health conditions that, though I'm generally healthy, require regular testing. Medicare handles it well here. Canada would suit me well politically I think and my SO would not be far from the US to visit her relatives. But there's no way I could get a work visa even if I wanted to work. I would need to be covered by the Canadian health plan, but that's not going to happen as I haven't paid into it (don't blame them, btw). I could live there for six months without a visa, but would have to pay for private health coverage. I would have to rent accommodation, not sell my house in the US and buy one there as I would if I had permanent residency. Maintaining a residence in the US (probably rented out) and otherwise behaving like a resident (like paying taxes locally) might work, but it would be complicated.
I sort of have an idea of hopping around nearby countries (Mexico?) for six months at a time until Trump is gone, but all the above problems still remain.
I'm old and retired. I have a number of health conditions that, though I'm generally healthy, require regular testing. Medicare handles it well here. Canada would suit me well politically I think and my SO would not be far from the US to visit her relatives. But there's no way I could get a work visa even if I wanted to work. I would need to be covered by the Canadian health plan, but that's not going to happen as I haven't paid into it (don't blame them, btw). I could live there for six months without a visa, but would have to pay for private health coverage. I would have to rent accommodation, not sell my house in the US and buy one there as I would if I had permanent residency. Maintaining a residence in the US (probably rented out) and otherwise behaving like a resident (like paying taxes locally) might work, but it would be complicated.
I sort of have an idea of hopping around nearby countries (Mexico?) for six months at a time until Trump is gone, but all the above problems still remain.
That would be really cool. I've always wanted to visit Moscow.How about Russia - soon to be twinned with the USA.
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I don't see myself ever leaving the USA, but I would like to visit St. Petersburg. Beautiful city.
Why do you say that? Have you been to Moscow before?
Me, too! I love Russian forests, too. Beautiful country.
It is quite a popular and frequently used Russian saying for good reason.
He hasn't said he is deporting immigrants. The deportations would be of illegal immigrants or more specifically those without authorization. Their destinations would be their countries of origin.
McBell
Unbound
He declared he was going to deport the 20,000 Springfield, Ohio immigrants.
You know, the ones who are in Ohio legally...
No, you are distorting things he said.