@rms@mastodon.xyz If I would want to live and work in the USA, I would need a company wanting to employ me, while I am not there yet.
They would need to prove to your local government, why they can not find a local USA citizen for the job.
That is the legal requirement for a work visa. Not chanceless, but very hard.
After entering the USA, if the employer fires me, and you have "at will employment", I would need to leave the country in some day, except if I find another job very quickly, where they would also need to prove that there is no USA guy for the job.
After some years (maybe 3 years or so) it would be possible to apply for permanent residency. From that, I would be only expelled if I violate any law, and you know it is quite simple to violate it. Maybe 8 years or so would be the citizenship. Citizen can only be expelled if any future court find any problem with the naturalization process.
Again, not chanceless but nearly impossible.
Alternatively, I could also enter the USA as a tourist. Tourist visa is simple from my country, but if I work or remain even a day longer as the VISA shows, I would be banned from entering the USA again for life. Uhm, and you have a high court decision that the foreigner can not appeal against a visa decision.
Needless to say, only legal living in the USA counts as permanent residency or citizenship. Illegals remain forever illegals, except if the next president wants to sell your country to them, in exchange for their votes.
Mexican guys are not so lucly, because they can not get tourist visa. If they could, majority of mexico would be an illegal migrant at you very soon.
So, how do you plan to give to the foreigners the ruins of your once so wonderful country? How about calling them exactly their criminals?