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Originally Posted by Dream becomes Reality
Really? So in your home country you won't be considered a Citizen and will be called an "illegal," you can't work legally there, you can't legally get a state ID, you can't travel without fearing that you won't be able to prove that you're a Citizen? Because those are some of the tough situations that we face here, and I don't consider them desirable.
Seriously, we all need to change our way of thinking, if there's no other way of legalizing here and these Alabama-like immigration laws keep being signed into law, it's time to consider moving out of the country and I intend on following my own advice.
I have to give credit to the Dreamers that stopped waiting for the Dream Act/CIR Reform and either got their status fixed by either leaving the country and returning, fixing it within the country, or those that left the country for good to their home countries or another country, in my opinion, they made the right decisions.
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Well.... in paper I may be a citizen, but I expect I would be considered an outsider in that country, specially considering the number of differences and the already existent complications with communication with my own family in my country of birth...