Row 1541
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You have a better reason than most "asylum seekers" right now. More than likely, you'll be let in. But you won't have a court date for like 5 years.
You also won't be able to work for a year. But you'll be safe — which is your main priority. Our asylum process is designed to protect you, not help you get a job, which is why most migrants come here.
If you want safety, then we have what you need. We'll feed you and shelter you until you're able to work. It is very difficult to get deported from the US even if your asylum application is rejected.
As an alternative, Mexico is underrated for asylum. You can begin working much quicker in Mexico than in the US. But you need to stay in the safe areas of Mexico.
Jobs in Mexico pay less but the cost of living is cheaper. Americans are actually migrating to Mexico to escape our cost of living. It's at crisis levels. Ideally, you want a remote job in the US while living in Mexico so that you have the American income with the Mexican cost of living.
Canada is an option too but they are stricter than US and Mexico.
If you decide to come, then God be with you on your journey. 🙏🏼
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| datetime | 2022-11-25 |
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Entry Information
- Entry ID: 1541
- Repository: Axioma AXP
- Dataset: arrmlet/reddit_dataset_36
- Total Entries: 100,000