ill have an EU passport in under 2 years luckily, if I was going to have a Caribbean passport or a lower︀ tier country I would probably not give my citizenship up then even with all the︁ burdens that come with US citizenship. I look at my girlfriends EU passport though and︂ laugh because she travels into every country I can with me with ease and yet︃ has none of our burdens. I wish desperately the US situation would change but as︄ you know it will likely never. It's sad to think I will never be able︅ to have the opportunity to live in the country all my family is from again︆ if I wanted it but im 99.9% sure I have no desire to return to︇ the US.. High taxes, nothing in return for it(poor infrastructure, very expensive healthcare, government is︈ a nightmare to deal with if you ever need to).
I pay under half my︉ US tax bill legally in the EU country I am in, I have private health︊ insurance at 1/3 the monthly cost I was paying in the US, infrastructure is very︋ good and roads aren't in disarray. I do pay some taxes but least I can︌ feel I am somewhat getting something for it in return. My visa process was smooth︍ I had the help of a lawyer but even still every interaction with the government︎ was smooth, appointments with immigration were on time and straight forward. I can access government️ services through a app on my phone, dealing with the tax office a "long wait time" to them was 7 minutes on hold while dealing with the IRS over the phone may as well be impossible lol. Every EU country is different and I wouldn't want to live in 90% of them but least where I am now I like.
The only desire to ever be in America I feel is to just return to where I grew up and what I knew but every April when my tax bill hits I cant stand living in the US especially the high state tax state I︀ am from.🙄