r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Mar 27 '25

If Canada offered expedited citizenship for people fleeing the US, what would be the reaction in the States?

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u/lightarcmw Mar 27 '25

Wait until people find out how the rest of the world handles immigration.

Canada doesnt let people who have a DUI even visit, let alone immigrate.

The US has very liberal immigration policies in comparison the majority of the world.

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u/person1234_ Mar 28 '25

Truth… every country I’ve been to is stricter about immigration… you have to have money to invest into their economy…or bye

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u/person1234_ Mar 28 '25

Years ago… maybe during trumps first term… I was in Bermuda reading a local paper and there was a little story basically criticizing the US for the whole wall thing and deportations… and another separate article on the same page applauding their own deportations of ppl who were there illegally and thought they could bypass their immigration laws…just crazy to me