Things to consider if moving abroad.

Thinking about moving abroad?
Take the following into consideration:
http://tinyurl.com/movingabroad2566

While this primarily applies when attempting to move to a country that is not your birth country, it is still possible to be a "foreigner" in ones' own birth country if one has grown up elsewhere.

"It is so refreshing to meet a grown man who truly appreciates our children's cartoons."


ROFL.

It *would* be stupid to leave the US, if you were legal.

it is a funny article, and it does speak a lot of facts that I have heard from some of my international friends who have discussed the discrimination they have faced because they are different and additionally the discrimination their own cultures portray towards foreigners.

However, I think the author speaks too lightly on how the US treats its immigrant population, with articles surfacing which demonstrate the actions of police in Georgia pulling people over for mundane infractions in order to check their status or constant roadblocks in communities that are more foreign than average. The essentially concentration camps ran by Arpaio where prisoners are treated inhumanely and left outdoors in the heat with little water in his belief that giving them a very bad experience will keep them from coming back.

Rather recently an article was posted claiming how immigrants may be detained without being read their miranda rights or not given the basic privileges everyone else enjoys. (article in its original language {spanish})