I’m wondering about this also except my lawful parents have been here only about 30 years. I don’t know if their legal status when I was born is ‘legal enough’ for me to remain even when birthright was perfectly intact at the time. I’d probably have three options of countries to go to. But only if they will accept ‘stateless U.S. citizens’ is another matter because the Global North is gungho about anti-immigration and that includes asylum.
god I wish I could go but I’m just a dork with an Associates 😭
That’s definitely in the back of my mind. Knowing myself, I’d have a better chance with school/work route than the marriage one. I’m out of the scope of being a common romance partner so it would take luck and considerable effort xD It’s easier to work and study. Thank you for your comment!
Stay on the school-to-work permit route for Sweden, they’ve changed things regarding asylum seekers just this year. I was considering Sweden but asylum seems very easy to retroactively revoke now. It shook my faith because I would have sought asylum and I don’t want to risk even a small chance of returning to the U.S. I don’t have a school or work connection but you do!! c: Best of luck on your travels and school. https://www.migrationsverket.se/nyheter/news-archive/2025-04-01-from-1-april-the-possibility-of-changing-tracks-will-end.html
‘Them’ is a queer website. Mass/covert surveillance is relevant to queer people as the current state of things is to track, harass and kill queer people. The ‘dystopian nightmare’ has more hostile to minority populations and often has been. It is broadly harmful now to the general population, yes. [“Is this your first time?” meme insert here]