there are already so many unfair rules around travel and borders, arbitrarily restricting movement. the selfishness of Americans never cease to amaze me. so self-centered in such a dangerous way.
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it's so wild to hang out with my cousins and our abilities to travel are VASTLY different...just because I was born here. Something out of my control! it's bananas! it's unfair. our passport system already encourages apartheid and it's racist!
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Not just black but brown people have to go through the same hoops too.
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Everyone who isn't from America has to jump through these hoops when wanting to come to the US, even Europeans. US immigration laws are a ridiculous joke. Brought to you by the delusion that 'Murica is the best country on earth and the rest of us are lucky to get a piece

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I'm not from Africa, but it does feel like they look at you as a wild animal that escaped from its pen, and you need to prove you'll 'behave' What gets me is needing to buy a plane ticket & accommodations *before* the visa. And they don't even have to explain why they declined
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Yes it's so expensive to even apply and you put thousands of US dollars on the line. It's ridiculous.
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What's also sad is how the American left has completely abandoned Africa in our calls a peoples' vaccine. Almost 95% of the continent remains unvaccinated largely because of vaccine hoarding, absurd patents and a refusal to share vaccine technologies with African nations.
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I guess black lives matter less or not at all outside America.
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To be clear, only poor C. Africans have to jump through hoops. Wealthy Africans, are like Wealthy Asians & Euros et al., the process isnt as onerous because they qualify easily. The prevailing
is "Why are so many C. Africans poor when every
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An employee from Costa Rica was married to a U.S. citizen & had 2 young boys (born here). Renewing his green card was humiliating. He had a folder that was several inches thick, took album w/ yrs of family photos, & he & wife had to answer invasive & deeply personal questions.
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They’d return from those meetings broken and in tears. He eventually became a US citizen and thankfully doesn’t have to go through that any more.
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