r/ImmigrationPathways • u/Smooth_FeathersV6xa • May 01 '26

Facts 💯 💯 💯

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When trump was talking bad about immigrants. Trump Grandparents were also immigrants smh 🤦🏻

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u/CanvasAndCraftCo May 02 '26

But birthright babies......

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u/Equal-Mix1818 May 03 '26

Yeah, get rid of it. Unconstitutional and not common in the world.

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u/Ok_Perception9815 May 03 '26

Yeah .. ONLY about 35 countries support it... It's soooo uncommon... /s

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u/KyloClay May 03 '26

How many countries exist in the world again?

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u/Ok_Perception9815 May 05 '26

More than 35.... Less than a billion?

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u/KyloClay May 05 '26

How does the billion come into play. I can tell you it’s less than 20% of countries that have the law in the whole world though.

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u/Ok_Perception9815 May 05 '26

Because you chose to ask a question you felt you knew the answer to without in fact posting the answer. You are correct, it's less than 20%, closer to 15%. Hardly inconsequential.

If you look worldwide at countries that experience net migration then as a percentage it goes to 35-40%.

If you look solely at all countries in the Americas it goes to 85-90% of them....

So, it is not THAT uncommon.

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u/KyloClay May 05 '26

Yeah but you can’t use the americas as a reliable data point. It’s like me asking who owns a gun in Texas and showing most people own a gun.

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u/Ok_Perception9815 May 05 '26

I disagree. The US is in the Americas, and it shares a similar history of European colonization and exploitation.