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w1nt3rmut3 | 3 months ago

What do you mean abroad? I don't think anyone is considering moving to the USA. But maybe you mean a different country?

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Yaina|3 months ago

I think you replied to the wrong thread ^^;

wizzwizz4|3 months ago

I think it was meant to be https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45880024.

sib|3 months ago

Year Europeans Obtaining U.S. Lawful Permanent Resident Status

2014 83,270

2015 85,800

2016 93,570

2017 84,340

2018 80,020

2019 87,600

2020 68,990

2021 61,520

2022 75,610

2023 80,280

Yup, definitely looks like no Europeans have ever considered moving to the US...

LunaSea|3 months ago

76,221 Americana moved to the EU in 2022.

So in fact there was a net migration out of the US and to the EU.

mdhb|3 months ago

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admissionsguy|3 months ago

I actually see a large stream of people moving to the US. Europe is doomed.

wkat4242|3 months ago

I see the opposite. A lot of US people trying to move here now that it's becoming unliveable there for eg trans people. I'm kinda in an lgbt bubble but still. I myself have informed my employer I will no longer even travel to the US for work. Visiting a country means subjecting yourself to its laws and I won't do that. Same with eg middle east. I'm kinda non-binary so trying to get an X passport now so I have an easier time refusing (as I wouldn't be accepted entry anyway)

Also for colleagues in India, scoring a job in America through our company was always the big ideal. That also is no more because nobody wants to be a second class citizen.