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Originally Posted by carnivore
One man's trash is another man's treasure.
Come on, that's like one of the fundamental laws of life.
Big deal.
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Originally Posted by Lunafiv
I don't think you should worry or feel anything about this situation. Like someone else already said, him getting a GC won't make it easier or harder to get yours.
I just don't know understand people who think like you. We're not robots. We can't all behave the same way. Plus, this guy is super young. Not everybody is super mature at 20.
Focus on fixing YOUR situation.
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Sorry if I come off wrong, but I doesn't mean anything bad. It just make me ponder a lot that's all. Especially with how Immigration Reform is going lately, so it does pains me to see how fast/easy he got his GC while we struggle on.
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Originally Posted by Nycgal111
I am kinda confused. If you receive asylum, why would you go back to that country? The whole point is that you are in fear for your life and you cannot go back to your country of origin. So when you go back, does that not raise a red flag? Or it just does not matter because the guy got his green card already? Seems like fraud to me.
Anyways, it is ok to get those feelings. Still........you should always be grateful for you do have. You aren't exactly undocumented now. At least you have DACA. Who knows what the future may hold? You might be on your way to getting a green card too.........
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Lol, the fear for his life is completely false. Yes, the Chinese government break down on Falun Gong decades ago, but they done it so thoroughly that none of the younger generation have ever see it in person, much less practice it. So, yeah, it's completely bullshit.
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Originally Posted by VeryNicePerson1
LOL, he exploited the asylum system like a boss.
LOL, he came here for the easy life, and then ran away when it didn't turn out exactly how he wanted it, best of luck to him...lol...
TC, don't worry about this shit...there are billions of life stories that aren't for the feint of heart...this is just 1...don't let it get to you.
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Yes, there are countless of such stories, but this is one that's too close to me. I remember the day that my dad went to pick him up in the air port and he lived with us for a week or so.
Great guy overall.