How would anybody torment themselves to live in such harsh conditions, is beyond my understanding. There's a joke that I know that says something like this: " Summer in Canada begins on the 21st of July. It ends on the 22nd of July."
Although harsh, winter in the NE is not like let say Quebec (apart the extreme NE which border Newfoundland, for the Midwest, I can not say).
It's always been the land of people getting ahead for hard work. Those who want "milk and honey" are the ones who think places with generous welfare systems and free healthcare are better
Please read this in the way it is meant, namely constructively, Sm1smom: obviously we can not know now the specific content of Maisy's "highly inflammatory and inappropriate political opinions", hence I simply would like to point out that freedom of speech protections under the First Amendment, specifically as pertains to political speech is extensive, as you know. A matter highly relevant to new immigrants to the US, I believe, specifically from countries where these rights to not exist in this shape and form. I fully agree, however, that the DV Lottery forum is not meant for political discussions per se, no question.
absolutely, did i say otherwise.
In 9 FAM 502.6 (Diversity immigrant visas) 9 FAM 502.6-4 section d it stated the following “A principal registrant born in a country, which is among those for which Diversity Visas are available, may derive a more favorable foreign state of chargeability from an accompanying alien spouse. For example, a principal applicant from a DV eligible country from a high-admission region may claim a more favorable chargeability from a spouse, who is from a DV eligible country from a lowadmission region, provided the relationship was established prior to submitting the DV entry. In such instances, however, both applicants are considered principal applicants for the purpose of cross-chargeability and must be issued visas and apply for admission to the United States simultaneously”
In 9 FAM 502.6 (Diversity immigrant visas) 9 FAM 502.6-4 section d it stated the following “A principal registrant born in a country, which is among those for which Diversity Visas are available, may derive a more favorable foreign state of chargeability from an accompanying alien spouse. For example, a principal applicant from a DV eligible country from a high-admission region may claim a more favorable chargeability from a spouse, who is from a DV eligible country from a lowadmission region, provided the relationship was established prior to submitting the DV entry. In such instances, however, both applicants are considered principal applicants for the purpose of cross-chargeability and must be issued visas and apply for admission to the United States simultaneously”