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There are quite a few incorrect statements and incorrect assumptions of preference in this post.

It was one German homosexual with a drunk driving and drug conviction, despite the media hysteria implying otherwise. Like everywhere else, if you have a visa or residency you are effectively on probation and violation of laws or the conditions are grounds for revocation. The US is actually...

It's just business, guys. Don't get emotionally involved.

The downside of relying on this discretion is it will buy you at most four years of being left alone, if Trump doesn't change his mind. All it takes is a change in the administration. There are some illegal aliens who are literally being shipped to CECOT in El Salvador or Guantanamo Bay after...

This is an actual thing in the US. It's called prosecutorial discretion. The health insurance mandate is on the books but the penalty was repealed. Illegal immigration was never legal, just not prosecuted. It's much easier to suspend enforcement than change a law or regulation.

I've been waiting for this for a couple of years. Do you have a source on why you think this is imminent?

I'm working on an additional Anglosphere nation (US is my first) and an EU nation both by descent along with a Latin American residency. I'll evaluate from there. I don't know what they get me for now other than options and avoidance of ETA/ETIAS or visa paperwork for places I'll likely not...

Isn't a pegged currency like a stablecoin only as stable as its peg? Everything has risk. Think a gold-backed currency can't suffer hyperinflation? Look at Spanish empire in the 1500s after the discovery of the new world. Precious metals have risk. Crypto has risk. Land has risk. Currency has...

Coming back to this thread. As far as practical plans in 2025, I have the following on my agenda: Creating a Wyoming LLC and setting up a banking/payment structure for a purely domestic business venture Completing two citizenships by descent (started one in 2023, the other is a bit more recent)...

It's funny because it's true. Fortunately I'm a very poor man and all of my knowledge comes from watching Andrew Henderson videos on Youtube so I don't have problems like those.

Some of the US brokerage cash reserve accounts offer better than 3.9%. No reason to ever hold that much in a single bank account. Even the most sound government insured bank insures less than that. FDIC only goes up to $250 000 US. That's just bad practice all the way around, including the...

I'd rather play Russian roulette with a semi-automatic pistol. Seems like your chances might be better. Also, my brokerage cash reserves account is returning 4.5% or something like that. Also, Jan. 9”¦your timing, bro. Jan 9 was eurozone stock buying time. US stock buying time is March 15.

For immigrant visa, you have business related visas, special visas, and family related visas. I assume you have no path to the latter two. You have the option of the infamous EB-5, but also the EB-1/2/3 (which are apparently quite difficult to get and require a US employer petitioner”¦some of...

It's the ones who don't tell you they applied for the CIA who you need to watch out for, since the CIA on its website discourages applicants from telling anyone they applied.

Just by reading some of the experiences relayed by people on this forum, you can see why they are wary of being burned again. I've had some minor brushes and know people who have experienced the worst, but nothing myself like what I've heard from others or read here. I'm under not too many...

https://www.newsweek.com/trump-travel-ban-list-2045321 Interesting group of countries on the yellow list here.

Here is a link to a lot of blog posts where someone tries to use this ID for various things. https://www.malakoutilaw.com/immigrationarticles/categories/palau-digital-residency-id

https://armenian-lawyer.com/citizenship-test/

I have a few contacts there even though I'm not actively pursuing anything at the moment. They indicate that the government is looking more at significant ties in citizenship applications and the rejection rate of applications has increased recently.

It's a few small parcels owned by the tribe, not treaty land. I don't see what this offers over a Wyoming LLC with its no state income tax, low fees, and minimal filing requirements with a much more established state legal framework.