Wants to move in Hawaii

Since I cant go back home (with being able to come back here in US) to my tropical country with just DACA... I told myself.. why not just move to a tropical state instead... HAWAII. any Hawaii Dreamers here?? is Hawaii a Dreamer-friendly state? generally speaking, can i get a job there easily? I'm not very picky with jobs. Does it cost alot to live there??

I dont really know anybody there...

And this is all just a BIG plan in my head... The whole 8months of waiting for my DACA to get approved this is all I think about.. and ever since i got approved.... ive been wanting to execute this plan...

Help a Dreamer out to move to Hawaii !

any Hawaii Dreamers out there wants to hook me up with a job there and help me find a room for rent ??? lol

I work with a native Hawaiian girl and she tells me that it is really expensive over there and high taxes.I guess the natives also arent very fond of white people. They call them Haoles. For some reason they also love Span over there..

There is an Army installation in Hawaii, Schoffield Barracks. It is so expensive to live there that the Army has to pay soldiers stationed there a Cost Of Living Allowance, just so they can afford groceries. Not a smart move if you ask me.

That's because spam is the most affordable meat they can get their hands on. But yeah.. also there are no jobs out there unless you're a marine biologist or a volcanologist or a programmer, or a oil rig worker, or a city worker, or whatever.

Why not Florida? It's like Hawaii, but with jobs. Both have warm weather, and beaches.

Because Florida really really sucks, its not warm...its really humid. From my stay there I was not impressed.

Man, you are picky -___-'' How about California? It's always sunny there and it's immigrant friendly.

also, cubans. And what's even worse.. republican cubans.. LOL "i want what's coming to me"

I'm in Miami as we speak lol going to little Havana in a couple hours.. I seen alot of Cuban girls here, very hot but annoying cause they don't stop talking

I'm amazed no one has suggested Puerto Rico. Wages may be lower but so is cost of living.