Anonymous
10/02/2023 22:02
Subject: German family who sought asylum for homeschooling faces deportation after 15 years in US
Anonymous wrote:Two Italian PhD’s lost their visa status and were sent back to the EU when I was working in an academic research center. These were incredibly educated and innovative scientists! Our loss entirely.
I was shocked. Local schools are overflowing with undocumented students, but we discard European academics making breakthroughs in cancer research?
Well OK but in this case we are deporting a piano tuner with a large family, whose kids also are starting large families.
Anonymous
10/02/2023 21:52
Subject: German family who sought asylum for homeschooling faces deportation after 15 years in US
Two Italian PhD’s lost their visa status and were sent back to the EU when I was working in an academic research center. These were incredibly educated and innovative scientists! Our loss entirely.
I was shocked. Local schools are overflowing with undocumented students, but we discard European academics making breakthroughs in cancer research?
I was shocked. Local schools are overflowing with undocumented students, but we discard European academics making breakthroughs in cancer research?
Anonymous
10/02/2023 21:06
Subject: German family who sought asylum for homeschooling faces deportation after 15 years in US
Anonymous wrote:Lots of immigrants in the 1900s did not assimilate and went back to their home countries, something I did not realize.
Yeah, a lot of people thought they could make a bunch of money and then go back to the old country, to whatever town they came from. Some did, some didn't, and it probably had more to do with their family situation than anything else.
Anonymous
10/02/2023 16:49
Subject: Re:German family who sought asylum for homeschooling faces deportation after 15 years in US
Homeschooling laws in Netherlands have loosened up - thanks to Dutch advocate who studied law at Harvard.
Maybe this family could consider moving to the Netherlands ?
Maybe this family could consider moving to the Netherlands ?
Anonymous
10/02/2023 16:34
Subject: German family who sought asylum for homeschooling faces deportation after 15 years in US
Lots of immigrants in the 1900s did not assimilate and went back to their home countries, something I did not realize.
Anonymous
10/02/2023 12:47
Subject: German family who sought asylum for homeschooling faces deportation after 15 years in US
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It occurs to me that we should offer EU countries and the UK the easy option to emigrate from their country to ours. Republicans are worried about "replacement", fine let's invite some of their European counsins.
Wonder how many would take us up on it? No free health care, little vacation, no disability, poison food, free education, and don't forget mass shootings. yay us
Why would we want to do this? What's in it for the US?.
Massive strategic wins:
Cheap labor influx relative to skill level and assimilation rate, massive gdp boost, makes europe more of our client states
America would be a lot richer if under 40 eu citizens flooded here en masse (old ones wouldn’t come even if offered)
But we already have too many immigrants and are struggling to integrate them. Plus, Germans dont have enough children.
It’s not hard to integrate g7 citizens
More Mexicans have assimilated than G7 citizens.
And likewise more haven't.
Every study of assimilation says that the rate of assimilation is the same today as it was in the early 1900s.
Anonymous
10/02/2023 11:43
Subject: German family who sought asylum for homeschooling faces deportation after 15 years in US
Anonymous wrote:Deferred action is not a status. They are also not persecuted/lives in danger because of their beliefs. They have no status. People are supporting them because they are white Germans. I’m sure that had they been black Africans no one would give a shit.
Interesting that you chose back Africans for your contrasting scenario when we have a real life illegal immigration crisis you could have used.
You are more like these "people" you are criticizing than you think you are.
Anonymous
10/02/2023 11:27
Subject: German family who sought asylum for homeschooling faces deportation after 15 years in US
So much for "open borders."
Anonymous
10/01/2023 20:56
Subject: German family who sought asylum for homeschooling faces deportation after 15 years in US
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It occurs to me that we should offer EU countries and the UK the easy option to emigrate from their country to ours. Republicans are worried about "replacement", fine let's invite some of their European counsins.
Wonder how many would take us up on it? No free health care, little vacation, no disability, poison food, free education, and don't forget mass shootings. yay us
Why would we want to do this? What's in it for the US?.
Massive strategic wins:
Cheap labor influx relative to skill level and assimilation rate, massive gdp boost, makes europe more of our client states
America would be a lot richer if under 40 eu citizens flooded here en masse (old ones wouldn’t come even if offered)
But we already have too many immigrants and are struggling to integrate them. Plus, Germans dont have enough children.
It’s not hard to integrate g7 citizens
More Mexicans have assimilated than G7 citizens.
And likewise more haven't.
Anonymous
10/01/2023 20:53
Subject: German family who sought asylum for homeschooling faces deportation after 15 years in US
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It occurs to me that we should offer EU countries and the UK the easy option to emigrate from their country to ours. Republicans are worried about "replacement", fine let's invite some of their European counsins.
Wonder how many would take us up on it? No free health care, little vacation, no disability, poison food, free education, and don't forget mass shootings. yay us
Why would we want to do this? What's in it for the US?.
Massive strategic wins:
Cheap labor influx relative to skill level and assimilation rate, massive gdp boost, makes europe more of our client states
America would be a lot richer if under 40 eu citizens flooded here en masse (old ones wouldn’t come even if offered)
But we already have too many immigrants and are struggling to integrate them. Plus, Germans dont have enough children.
It’s not hard to integrate g7 citizens
More Mexicans have assimilated than G7 citizens.
Anonymous
10/01/2023 20:46
Subject: German family who sought asylum for homeschooling faces deportation after 15 years in US
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Could you please explain how “Free Healthcare “ in Germany works?
Thank you
It means a lot of homeopathy.
😂 so true
German healthcare Is notoriously bad and full of junk science
Most of the doctors want to move to Switzerland
French and Italian medicine is better
And how do you know that?
Anonymous
10/01/2023 16:01
Subject: German family who sought asylum for homeschooling faces deportation after 15 years in US
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It occurs to me that we should offer EU countries and the UK the easy option to emigrate from their country to ours. Republicans are worried about "replacement", fine let's invite some of their European counsins.
Wonder how many would take us up on it? No free health care, little vacation, no disability, poison food, free education, and don't forget mass shootings. yay us
Why would we want to do this? What's in it for the US?.
Massive strategic wins:
Cheap labor influx relative to skill level and assimilation rate, massive gdp boost, makes europe more of our client states
America would be a lot richer if under 40 eu citizens flooded here en masse (old ones wouldn’t come even if offered)
But we already have too many immigrants and are struggling to integrate them. Plus, Germans dont have enough children.
It’s not hard to integrate g7 citizens
It’s hard not to call you guys bigots when you talk like this.
Anonymous
10/01/2023 13:59
Subject: German family who sought asylum for homeschooling faces deportation after 15 years in US
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It occurs to me that we should offer EU countries and the UK the easy option to emigrate from their country to ours. Republicans are worried about "replacement", fine let's invite some of their European counsins.
Wonder how many would take us up on it? No free health care, little vacation, no disability, poison food, free education, and don't forget mass shootings. yay us
Why would we want to do this? What's in it for the US?.
Massive strategic wins:
Cheap labor influx relative to skill level and assimilation rate, massive gdp boost, makes europe more of our client states
America would be a lot richer if under 40 eu citizens flooded here en masse (old ones wouldn’t come even if offered)
But we already have too many immigrants and are struggling to integrate them. Plus, Germans dont have enough children.
It’s not hard to integrate g7 citizens
Anonymous
10/01/2023 13:57
Subject: German family who sought asylum for homeschooling faces deportation after 15 years in US
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It occurs to me that we should offer EU countries and the UK the easy option to emigrate from their country to ours. Republicans are worried about "replacement", fine let's invite some of their European counsins.
Wonder how many would take us up on it? No free health care, little vacation, no disability, poison food, free education, and don't forget mass shootings. yay us
Why would we want to do this? What's in it for the US?.
Massive strategic wins:
Cheap labor influx relative to skill level and assimilation rate, massive gdp boost, makes europe more of our client states
America would be a lot richer if under 40 eu citizens flooded here en masse (old ones wouldn’t come even if offered)
His degree is in piano teaching. Isn't that one of the skills people consider to be a waste of an education?
Imagine American umc families having personal French chefs, English gardeners, German personal tutors, Spanish physical trainers, Italian interior designers due to labor rates plunging from immigration
Would be great
Anonymous
10/01/2023 13:44
Subject: German family who sought asylum for homeschooling faces deportation after 15 years in US
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It occurs to me that we should offer EU countries and the UK the easy option to emigrate from their country to ours. Republicans are worried about "replacement", fine let's invite some of their European counsins.
Wonder how many would take us up on it? No free health care, little vacation, no disability, poison food, free education, and don't forget mass shootings. yay us
Why would we want to do this? What's in it for the US?.
Massive strategic wins:
Cheap labor influx relative to skill level and assimilation rate, massive gdp boost, makes europe more of our client states
America would be a lot richer if under 40 eu citizens flooded here en masse (old ones wouldn’t come even if offered)
His degree is in piano teaching. Isn't that one of the skills people consider to be a waste of an education?