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US Immigration on the Easiest Setting

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US immigration processes are described as operating on the easiest setting in a piece titled "Luxury Kafka." The content includes various topics such as whisky PCs, steampunk gadgets, and the role of MLMs as organizers in a mirror-world context.

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  1. pluralistic.net

    US Immigration on the Easiest Setting

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  • Concern: The immigration process today is perceived as significantly more difficult than in the past, suggesting a need for reform to simplify pathways to citizenship.
  • Concern: Many Americans are aware that legal immigration often requires marrying a citizen, highlighting systemic barriers for 'normal' individuals without wealth or connections.
  • Concern: The article fails to provide evidence for its claims about the immigration system, indicating a disconnect between the author's perspective and the experiences of everyday Americans.