Should you leave?! (Here is your answer perhaps)
 

I have been one of the original Dream Act advocates, meeting Senator Durbin and others. I see alot of people confused not knowing what to do with their lives...After the failed Dream Act vote i packed my bags and left for Europe....

First there seems to be some fear what will happen when you arrive at the airport..My process was too simple i went through separate line which it seemed was for low risk passengers whatever that meant pilots, stewardess etc ........ in the other line i saw Hispanics, Asians, questioned etc etc you get the point..Thank god for my white skin?!?!

Since then my life has been ok...I miss my friends etc But they have visited me...Have worked steady job, visited many countries UK, Belgium, Poland, Czech Republic, France, Holland, Germany, Egypt...


If you have good qualifications ex.nursing, engineering i tell you..Get the hell out of US, you can and will do so much better. Stop shoving your heads into US asses, they didnt want you a year ago they wont want you in 5 yrs...Take your talents! Europe, Australia, New Zealand beautiful countries, live peaceful lives where you can work, and get to enjoy at least PAID month FREE holidays for example

US is overrated. Its not what it was 15 yrs ago. I dont have to tell you, you see it yourself....

I welcome any questions, and will answer all of them...

You will have rights here, i can go to US embassy here, and spit in their faces if i dont like their answer/IF they disrespect me

PS: I write this with anger , because it pissed me off what it seems like new generation of dreamers is being born

Re: Should you leave?! (Here is your answer perhaps)
 

First question, What country in Europe you live in?
Second , How did you migrated to Europe ? Student visa, a job petitioned you? etc....
and lastly, how is life in Europe compare to the u.s.a?

Re: Should you leave?! (Here is your answer perhaps)
 

1) I live in Ireland.
2)I have a EU passport
3) Life seems easier/looser, no rush.. People dont live here to work, they work to live, at least thats what my experience/observation has been

Re: Should you leave?! (Here is your answer perhaps)
 

Thanks .. but how would it be possible for young dreamers who do not have eu passaport , to migrate to eu legally?

Re: Should you leave?! (Here is your answer perhaps)
 

** passport

Re: Should you leave?! (Here is your answer perhaps)
 

How easy is it to migrate there with a master of engineering degree?

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What about Accounting Majors? Is it easy to migrate with an Accounting Degree from the U.S?

What if you don't have a Passport and entered the U.S without inspection??

Re: Should you leave?! (Here is your answer perhaps)
 

You forget that there's lots of dreamers who weren't born in Europe, which would make it a lot harder to get citizenship in the EU. I'd love to do what you did, but one- I was born in Peru, two, I have 2 years of school left. Still, good advice.

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I would love to live in a European country, or any other english speaking country for that matter. unfortunately I am from Thailand. If I were to leave the US, I would be deported back there.

What is the process of immigrating to europe from that situation? I have a degree in computer science.

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Of Course Migrating to Europe is first on the minds of at least Half the dreamers here man. I for one, am one of them, I have Opportunities in the UK i can take complete advantage of. But i was born in Africa. UNforetunately, i do not have an EU passport, i would love one though, i FOR SURE wouldnt be here right now.
Yes the US is a crazy place to be for us, but do we (few of us) have an easier choice? Not that i know of as of yet. So, we endure.

We endure. And it just adds up to our life experiences/lessons. Funny enough, when DA passes, which i believe it will, the possibility of migrating to Europe or anywhere else STILL stands strong. Only thing the US stands for to me right now, is PRISON. Not Opportunity.