WAPO offers advice on 'what it takes to immigrate' outside the US after Trump's victory

[Doc7505]

WAPO offers advice on ​

'what it takes to immigrate' outside the US after Trump's victory​

More Americans are reportedly planning to move out of the country because of politics​

Washington Post offers advice on 'what it takes to immigrate' outside the US after Trump's victory

The Washington Post released a piece on Monday about how to immigrate to five different countries in response to the recent presidential election results.

www.foxnews.com

11 Nov 2024 ~~ By Lindsey Kornick

The Washington Post released a guide for Americans seeking to immigrate to a new country as a growing number of people are looking to move out of the country after President-elect Donald Trump won.
An article posted Monday reported how Expatsi, a company that helps Americans move abroad, saw a month’s worth of website traffic within the first few hours after the presidential election. Company founder Jen Barnett also told the paper she continued to see "a couple month’s worth of sales" within the last few days.
The report warned readers that "going full expat can be complicated and expensive" and offered backgrounds on the immigration process in popular destinations like Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand and Ireland.
~Snip~
A report from the Los Angeles Times last week also highlighted a growing number of Americans, specifically Californians, who are planning to move overseas because they are "fed up" with the divisiveness of U.S. politics. Although wanting to move out of the country has been a common threat among liberal celebrities, experts reported even conservatives want to leave.

Commentary:
If a significant number of Californians leave perhaps there will be less fires, more water and definitely less pollution.
This may even help with the housing shortage and drive down costs with the rise in available homes. That could be a win for the economy and those wanting to stay in the US.
The BBC recently reported that a couple from San Francisco who'd taken early retirement in France...their "Dream Destination"...to escape the growing "Right Wing Cloud."
Barely a year into their journey, they're moving back to the US
They said the French food was "overrated," consisting of croissants, cheese and onion soup every day. The last straw, however, was the bureaucracy and the way every just accepted it.
Perhaps they'll return home a little wiser, knowing that Trump's "Existential Threat" was to those who expected the world to think, act and be 100% like them.
Those seeking to leave may find what everyone else knows. Other countries have immigration laws that they actually enforce. So, immigration may not be as easy as they think.
Regretfully, Democrats will not move out because they're incompetence and crimes that made them rich in the U.S. would put them in prison in most other countries!
Another drawback that hasn;t been mentioned is that even if you've become an ex-pat you are still legally obligated to file a US federal tax return and pay taxes on your income. Moving out of the country does not relieve you of the responsibility to help pay for the mess that your fellow travelers in the Democrat Party made. If you manage to renounce your citizenship, you still have to file returns for the next 10 years.

 

[shockedcanadian]

WAPO offers advice on ​

'what it takes to immigrate' outside the US after Trump's victory​

More Americans are reportedly planning to move out of the country because of politics​

Washington Post offers advice on 'what it takes to immigrate' outside the US after Trump's victory

The Washington Post released a piece on Monday about how to immigrate to five different countries in response to the recent presidential election results.

www.foxnews.com

11 Nov 2024 ~~ By Lindsey Kornick

The Washington Post released a guide for Americans seeking to immigrate to a new country as a growing number of people are looking to move out of the country after President-elect Donald Trump won.
An article posted Monday reported how Expatsi, a company that helps Americans move abroad, saw a month’s worth of website traffic within the first few hours after the presidential election. Company founder Jen Barnett also told the paper she continued to see "a couple month’s worth of sales" within the last few days.
The report warned readers that "going full expat can be complicated and expensive" and offered backgrounds on the immigration process in popular destinations like Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand and Ireland.
~Snip~
A report from the Los Angeles Times last week also highlighted a growing number of Americans, specifically Californians, who are planning to move overseas because they are "fed up" with the divisiveness of U.S. politics. Although wanting to move out of the country has been a common threat among liberal celebrities, experts reported even conservatives want to leave.

Commentary:
If a significant number of Californians leave perhaps there will be less fires, more water and definitely less pollution.
This may even help with the housing shortage and drive down costs with the rise in available homes. That could be a win for the economy and those wanting to stay in the US.
The BBC recently reported that a couple from San Francisco who'd taken early retirement in France...their "Dream Destination"...to escape the growing "Right Wing Cloud."
Barely a year into their journey, they're moving back to the US
They said the French food was "overrated," consisting of croissants, cheese and onion soup every day. The last straw, however, was the bureaucracy and the way every just accepted it.
Perhaps they'll return home a little wiser, knowing that Trump's "Existential Threat" was to those who expected the world to think, act and be 100% like them.
Those seeking to leave may find what everyone else knows. Other countries have immigration laws that they actually enforce. So, immigration may not be as easy as they think.
Regretfully, Democrats will not move out because they're incompetence and crimes that made them rich in the U.S. would put them in prison in most other countries!
Another drawback that hasn;t been mentioned is that even if you've become an ex-pat you are still legally obligated to file a US federal tax return and pay taxes on your income. Moving out of the country does not relieve you of the responsibility to help pay for the mess that your fellow travelers in the Democrat Party made. If you manage to renounce your citizenship, you still have to file returns for the next 10 years.

I am.available for any cross border exchange program as long as the U.S.Constitution also applies to me.

 

[fncceo]

Buh Bye …

 

[there4eyeM]

WAPO doesn't know there is a word for going to another country to live?

 

[wamose]

Aren't we assuming too much here. What if these destination countries think the disgruntled Americans are assholes and don't want them. Wouldn't that make the emigrating Americans no different than the illegal aliens that flooded our country under Biden-Harris? The people of their destination countries need to have a say. It's possible that some Spanish people would enjoy seeing Cher, standing on her balcony, singing 'Fernando" in her underwear every morning. And personally, I wouldn't mind getting rid of those irrational big mouths. But you have to give those people on the receiving end a choice. MAGA

 

[Meathead]

WAPO offers advice on ​

'what it takes to immigrate' outside the US after Trump's victory​

More Americans are reportedly planning to move out of the country because of politics​

Washington Post offers advice on 'what it takes to immigrate' outside the US after Trump's victory

The Washington Post released a piece on Monday about how to immigrate to five different countries in response to the recent presidential election results.

www.foxnews.com

11 Nov 2024 ~~ By Lindsey Kornick

The Washington Post released a guide for Americans seeking to immigrate to a new country as a growing number of people are looking to move out of the country after President-elect Donald Trump won.
An article posted Monday reported how Expatsi, a company that helps Americans move abroad, saw a month’s worth of website traffic within the first few hours after the presidential election. Company founder Jen Barnett also told the paper she continued to see "a couple month’s worth of sales" within the last few days.
The report warned readers that "going full expat can be complicated and expensive" and offered backgrounds on the immigration process in popular destinations like Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand and Ireland.
~Snip~
A report from the Los Angeles Times last week also highlighted a growing number of Americans, specifically Californians, who are planning to move overseas because they are "fed up" with the divisiveness of U.S. politics. Although wanting to move out of the country has been a common threat among liberal celebrities, experts reported even conservatives want to leave.

Commentary:
If a significant number of Californians leave perhaps there will be less fires, more water and definitely less pollution.
This may even help with the housing shortage and drive down costs with the rise in available homes. That could be a win for the economy and those wanting to stay in the US.
The BBC recently reported that a couple from San Francisco who'd taken early retirement in France...their "Dream Destination"...to escape the growing "Right Wing Cloud."
Barely a year into their journey, they're moving back to the US
They said the French food was "overrated," consisting of croissants, cheese and onion soup every day. The last straw, however, was the bureaucracy and the way every just accepted it.
Perhaps they'll return home a little wiser, knowing that Trump's "Existential Threat" was to those who expected the world to think, act and be 100% like them.
Those seeking to leave may find what everyone else knows. Other countries have immigration laws that they actually enforce. So, immigration may not be as easy as they think.
Regretfully, Democrats will not move out because they're incompetence and crimes that made them rich in the U.S. would put them in prison in most other countries!
Another drawback that hasn;t been mentioned is that even if you've become an ex-pat you are still legally obligated to file a US federal tax return and pay taxes on your income. Moving out of the country does not relieve you of the responsibility to help pay for the mess that your fellow travelers in the Democrat Party made. If you manage to renounce your citizenship, you still have to file returns for the next 10 years.

The word is "emigrate". Idiots

 

[luiza]

WAPO offers advice on ​

'what it takes to immigrate' outside the US after Trump's victory​

More Americans are reportedly planning to move out of the country because of poli​

Commentary:

If a significant number of Californians leave perhaps there will be less fires, more water and definitely less pollution.
This may even help with the housing shortage and drive down costs with the rise in available homes. That could be a win for the economy and those wanting to stay in the US.
​

It is surely much more than the benefits of losing Extremist Lefty Mutants from an insane Blue State and from Merica .
How about warning those countries accepting the fleeing hordes about their likely mental balance and general political outlook ?

However , for me as a keen watcher from the outside, it seems more generally symptomatic of a deep war between two different types of politics .
Totally opposed and likely literally to be played out in violence and major civil unrest .
I will be pleasantly surprised if these next few months are not scarred by events which will make Jan6 , '20 look like a minor scuffle .
And yes, I expect more than one new False Flag .

 

[Mikeoxenormous]

WAPO offers advice on ​

'what it takes to immigrate' outside the US after Trump's victory​

More Americans are reportedly planning to move out of the country because of politics​

Washington Post offers advice on 'what it takes to immigrate' outside the US after Trump's victory

The Washington Post released a piece on Monday about how to immigrate to five different countries in response to the recent presidential election results.

www.foxnews.com

11 Nov 2024 ~~ By Lindsey Kornick

The Washington Post released a guide for Americans seeking to immigrate to a new country as a growing number of people are looking to move out of the country after President-elect Donald Trump won.
An article posted Monday reported how Expatsi, a company that helps Americans move abroad, saw a month’s worth of website traffic within the first few hours after the presidential election. Company founder Jen Barnett also told the paper she continued to see "a couple month’s worth of sales" within the last few days.
The report warned readers that "going full expat can be complicated and expensive" and offered backgrounds on the immigration process in popular destinations like Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand and Ireland.
~Snip~
A report from the Los Angeles Times last week also highlighted a growing number of Americans, specifically Californians, who are planning to move overseas because they are "fed up" with the divisiveness of U.S. politics. Although wanting to move out of the country has been a common threat among liberal celebrities, experts reported even conservatives want to leave.

Commentary:
If a significant number of Californians leave perhaps there will be less fires, more water and definitely less pollution.
This may even help with the housing shortage and drive down costs with the rise in available homes. That could be a win for the economy and those wanting to stay in the US.
The BBC recently reported that a couple from San Francisco who'd taken early retirement in France...their "Dream Destination"...to escape the growing "Right Wing Cloud."
Barely a year into their journey, they're moving back to the US
They said the French food was "overrated," consisting of croissants, cheese and onion soup every day. The last straw, however, was the bureaucracy and the way every just accepted it.
Perhaps they'll return home a little wiser, knowing that Trump's "Existential Threat" was to those who expected the world to think, act and be 100% like them.
Those seeking to leave may find what everyone else knows. Other countries have immigration laws that they actually enforce. So, immigration may not be as easy as they think.
Regretfully, Democrats will not move out because they're incompetence and crimes that made them rich in the U.S. would put them in prison in most other countries!
Another drawback that hasn;t been mentioned is that even if you've become an ex-pat you are still legally obligated to file a US federal tax return and pay taxes on your income. Moving out of the country does not relieve you of the responsibility to help pay for the mess that your fellow travelers in the Democrat Party made. If you manage to renounce your citizenship, you still have to file returns for the next 10 years.

Yet, not many of the Marxists who said they would leave, will leave. They talk the talk, but wont walk the walk. They will continue to be a cancer in this country trying to erode its greatness into a 3rd world country. Thank God that the people saw the frauds for what they were, and voted their sorry asses out for another four years. Have to remain diligent though, because they never give up, never surrender, they must be destroyed or this country will end up like Cuba or Venezuela, eventually.

 

[Mikeoxenormous]

Buh Bye …

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[The Duke]

The word is "emigrate". Idiots

They don't do proofreaders anymore, I guess.

 

[1srelluc]

 

[luiza]

They don't do proofreaders anymore, I guess.

In fairness I think "emigrate" was used deliberately and is within
quotation marks .
It struck me as a play on words --- exit and immigrate / emigrate --- and therefore cute .

I play with words all the time and as you know I also am very cute and lovely .

 

[Independent thinker]

WAPO offers advice on ​

'what it takes to immigrate' outside the US after Trump's victory​

More Americans are reportedly planning to move out of the country because of politics​

Washington Post offers advice on 'what it takes to immigrate' outside the US after Trump's victory

The Washington Post released a piece on Monday about how to immigrate to five different countries in response to the recent presidential election results.

www.foxnews.com

11 Nov 2024 ~~ By Lindsey Kornick

The Washington Post released a guide for Americans seeking to immigrate to a new country as a growing number of people are looking to move out of the country after President-elect Donald Trump won.
An article posted Monday reported how Expatsi, a company that helps Americans move abroad, saw a month’s worth of website traffic within the first few hours after the presidential election. Company founder Jen Barnett also told the paper she continued to see "a couple month’s worth of sales" within the last few days.
The report warned readers that "going full expat can be complicated and expensive" and offered backgrounds on the immigration process in popular destinations like Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand and Ireland.
~Snip~
A report from the Los Angeles Times last week also highlighted a growing number of Americans, specifically Californians, who are planning to move overseas because they are "fed up" with the divisiveness of U.S. politics. Although wanting to move out of the country has been a common threat among liberal celebrities, experts reported even conservatives want to leave.

Commentary:
If a significant number of Californians leave perhaps there will be less fires, more water and definitely less pollution.
This may even help with the housing shortage and drive down costs with the rise in available homes. That could be a win for the economy and those wanting to stay in the US.
The BBC recently reported that a couple from San Francisco who'd taken early retirement in France...their "Dream Destination"...to escape the growing "Right Wing Cloud."
Barely a year into their journey, they're moving back to the US
They said the French food was "overrated," consisting of croissants, cheese and onion soup every day. The last straw, however, was the bureaucracy and the way every just accepted it.
Perhaps they'll return home a little wiser, knowing that Trump's "Existential Threat" was to those who expected the world to think, act and be 100% like them.
Those seeking to leave may find what everyone else knows. Other countries have immigration laws that they actually enforce. So, immigration may not be as easy as they think.
Regretfully, Democrats will not move out because they're incompetence and crimes that made them rich in the U.S. would put them in prison in most other countries!
Another drawback that hasn;t been mentioned is that even if you've become an ex-pat you are still legally obligated to file a US federal tax return and pay taxes on your income. Moving out of the country does not relieve you of the responsibility to help pay for the mess that your fellow travelers in the Democrat Party made. If you manage to renounce your citizenship, you still have to file returns for the next 10 years.

Wow. So a media, WAPO nonetheless, finally does their job and posts a very important public service announcement.

 

[The Duke]

In fairness I think "emigrate" was used deliberately and is within
quotation marks .
It struck me as a play on words --- exit and immigrate / emigrate --- and therefore cute .

I play with words all the time and as you know I also am very cute and lovely .

I don't know that in ary a way and doubt I want to.

 

[August West]

I remember when Jimmy Carter invited all of the draft dodgers who found freedom in Canada to return to the United Snakes and no charges would be filed. They wisely said "no thanks".

 

[Mikeoxenormous]

I remember when Jimmy Carter invited all of the draft dodgers who found freedom in Canada to return to the United Snakes and no charges would be filed. They wisely said "no thanks".

And one of them named William Jefferson Clinton, came back and became president, while raping lots of women while governor.

 

[marvin martian]

WAPO offers advice on ​

'what it takes to immigrate' outside the US after Trump's victory​

More Americans are reportedly planning to move out of the country because of politics​

Washington Post offers advice on 'what it takes to immigrate' outside the US after Trump's victory

The Washington Post released a piece on Monday about how to immigrate to five different countries in response to the recent presidential election results.

www.foxnews.com

11 Nov 2024 ~~ By Lindsey Kornick

The Washington Post released a guide for Americans seeking to immigrate to a new country as a growing number of people are looking to move out of the country after President-elect Donald Trump won.
An article posted Monday reported how Expatsi, a company that helps Americans move abroad, saw a month’s worth of website traffic within the first few hours after the presidential election. Company founder Jen Barnett also told the paper she continued to see "a couple month’s worth of sales" within the last few days.
The report warned readers that "going full expat can be complicated and expensive" and offered backgrounds on the immigration process in popular destinations like Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand and Ireland.
~Snip~
A report from the Los Angeles Times last week also highlighted a growing number of Americans, specifically Californians, who are planning to move overseas because they are "fed up" with the divisiveness of U.S. politics. Although wanting to move out of the country has been a common threat among liberal celebrities, experts reported even conservatives want to leave.

Commentary:
If a significant number of Californians leave perhaps there will be less fires, more water and definitely less pollution.
This may even help with the housing shortage and drive down costs with the rise in available homes. That could be a win for the economy and those wanting to stay in the US.
The BBC recently reported that a couple from San Francisco who'd taken early retirement in France...their "Dream Destination"...to escape the growing "Right Wing Cloud."
Barely a year into their journey, they're moving back to the US
They said the French food was "overrated," consisting of croissants, cheese and onion soup every day. The last straw, however, was the bureaucracy and the way every just accepted it.
Perhaps they'll return home a little wiser, knowing that Trump's "Existential Threat" was to those who expected the world to think, act and be 100% like them.
Those seeking to leave may find what everyone else knows. Other countries have immigration laws that they actually enforce. So, immigration may not be as easy as they think.
Regretfully, Democrats will not move out because they're incompetence and crimes that made them rich in the U.S. would put them in prison in most other countries!
Another drawback that hasn;t been mentioned is that even if you've become an ex-pat you are still legally obligated to file a US federal tax return and pay taxes on your income. Moving out of the country does not relieve you of the responsibility to help pay for the mess that your fellow travelers in the Democrat Party made. If you manage to renounce your citizenship, you still have to file returns for the next 10 years.

They're going to be shocked when they find out every country that isn't the US has immigration laws that are enforced, and getting in isn't easy.

You can't just walk across the border and get a free phone, free debit card reloaded monthly, free apartment, and free lawyer.

 

[para bellum]

They don't do proofreaders anymore, I guess.

If they use the correct word their readers won't know what they are talking about.

 

[Doc7505]

It is surely much more than the benefits of losing Extremist Lefty Mutants from an insane Blue State and from Merica .
How about warning those countries accepting the fleeing hordes about their likely mental balance and general political outlook ?

However , for me as a keen watcher from the outside, it seems more generally symptomatic of a deep war between two different types of politics .
Totally opposed and likely literally to be played out in violence and major civil unrest .
I will be pleasantly surprised if these next few months are not scarred by events which will make Jan6 , '20 look like a minor scuffle .
And yes, I expect more than one new False Flag .

~~~~~~
I agree. As to the last part of your opinion, I also expect Neo-Marxist Democrats to demonstrate by riots, arson and murder within their Blue Plantation Sanctuary Cities in a repeat of their actions of 2020.
Their actions were part and parcel an insurrection not demonstrations of Free Speech.

 

[task0778]

My question is, how do we prevent them from coming back in?