StatusNomadicus
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sure, but this is legal migration from MerCoSur to MerCoSur - whereas in the US and western Europe there seems to be intentional movement of people (Haitians in Ohio, for example) to sow dissent. i don't think Venezuelans working and legally living in Argentina has any effect other than to boost the economy....but letting in Islamists and military-aged males from around the third-world to the USA is veeeeeery different. if the US had a better Work Visa system, less people would be border-hopping and risking deportation/jail time. we're incentivizing it right now, unfortunately. but still, as the world gets more chaotic and countries have big problems this recession, i think Argies will (logically) not want to have a 100%-open policy to just let anyone in. most people want to maintain their society and culture : )Their constitution is very friendly to people wanting to move here. Just look at the fact that Milei has invited all of Venezuela to move here and live here and work here
hm, i've talked to many Uber drivers and the like, and i've heard a lot of educated, hard-working, peaceful people mention how it's very hard to get visas to the USA from Argentina. maybe it's a sort of economic 'class' aspect that they only allow the wealthy to go?Most got their tourist visa but some did not. No one was ever asked for anything in exchange for a visa.
this would be very good to find out. but in most of the world, for certain that isn't the case, and nepotism is the law of the land. i worked in Afghan and Iraq with people who worked years for the US, had a Clearance, did everything asked of them in a high-risk area where they were needed, and they were left high and dry without a visa or residency or citizenship. i'm pretty sure in Iraq and Afghanistan alone there are more than 10,000 who were lied to. it could be a ton more. i haven't read much about it, i just know personally it was happening as we leftat least there I know it wasn't going on.
1. https://qz.com/702668/afghan-translators-for-the-us-army-who-were-promised-visas-but-never-got-them
2. https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/tragic-fate-afghan-interpreters-left-behind-180960785/
3. https://theworld.org/stories/2019/0...reters-special-immigration-status-now-they-re
4. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-58020494
5. https://www.latimes.com/world-natio...erpreters-blacklisted-special-immigrant-visas
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i suspect the Russian forums are filled with great guides on Anchor Babies, just like this forum helps us! i also suspect that the wealthy from Russia (those who can speak English and plan an emigration) have networked with people who have already done it, so it's probably fairly easy to replicate. many people have told me that it would be much easier to just be a parent to a kid born in Argentinababy