What did the process look like for you expats? Where are the best places to go? We are considering Czech, Hungary, Ireland, or Iceland. You have to live there full time for 5+ years until you can petition for citizenship. How did you find your initial places to live while still living stateside?
Something my wife and I have talked about for a long time is the possibility of moving abroad. The political situation stateside has been going downhill fast for decades. We are about to move from Southern California to New England to find better communities of people to raise children around. With republicans and democrats both complicit in busing latinx into the country's interior, we are seriously considering leaving the country altogether. We don't care about politics anymore, we have seen both parties continuously stab us in the back on issues like gun control, vaccine mandates, and putting homosexual relationships on primetime television in front of children to see.
We only care about country and our countrymen, and we want to spend our money in economies with leaders who feel the same way, like Viktor Orbán or Matteo Salving. Social cohesion in the US is deteriorating fast.
We will not raise children amongst the social parasites. In SoCal, our families have seen their communities turn to literal rubble because of the mexican invaders. We have helicopters that fly overhead once a week and announce on a loudspeaker to call the police if you see someone that matches x description. Chicanos are some of the most dangerous and violent people we have ever encountered.
My childhood best friend from church was killed by a 17 year old illegal gangbanger mexican in Arizona, shot in the head and executed randomly.
I was the victim of an illegal mexican's racketeering fraud (car crash claims) in Las Vegas, NV. He hit a company truck with three other illegals inside and sued. Turns out it was 'swoop and squat' fraud. They caught his gang of illegals, prosecuted for racketeering, put them in prison, and they were supposed to pay us back thousands of dollars. They all petitioned for deportation in prison, got sent back to mexico, and never paid any of the 32 people they defrauded. Prosecutors do not know where they are now.
I had to observe a 3rd grade classroom for a college class a few years ago, the classroom where my mother and aunt went to school in the 60s, all with children of blond hair and blue eyes. Fast forward to the date of my observation, and 31 out of 32 children were children of first-generation mexican immigrants. One of the children was a White boy.
More than half of the latinx children had to take an hour out of each of their curriculum each day to participate in an ELD program - English Language Development.
The one White child was given free time to play and had his education paused while providing equity for the latinx children. With the amount of latinx flooding my state’s judicial and education system, it is clear that their own kin are being given preferential treatment while my countrymen are being passed over and not allowed to develop to their full potential.
I wrote a scathing report on why the American taxpayer should not subsidize English-Language-Development programs and got an standing ovation from my professor at the time.
