Quote:Do you know what it takes to come here legally?

Yes, after all my wife did. Many nurses I used to work with did. You just need an actual skill thats in demand. And not even greatly in demand, the hotels hire tons of hospitality workers. Going to school here qualifies for an F-1 visa.

 

Now granted. H1B's don't grow on trees like they did in 2009. So that avenue is not as open anymore. But expecting to live in a country as an unskilled laborer just cause you 'want to' is the worst kind of entitlement. But even then, plenty of temporary farm labor visas. Not sure why people think that we should have open doors when no one else does. Even Mexico requires a $1400 dollar a month income before they let you retire there.

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