It seems it’s inevitable: America is going to become 3rd world

We will never be able to get past the activist judges and their injunctions. Any two bit chucklefrick from Reno can simply stop any effort to enforce our immigration law on a whim. We have to explain a long as reason why we care to enforce the law, only to be told “your reason for enforcing the law isn’t good enough.”

So the wife and I are lookin at long term options (like 15 years from now). I work from home mostly, and since that’s becoming more and more common, it seems like it won’t be such an issue. Taxes are an issue; we have some of the lowest rates in the world. We don’t have a problem with learning any European language. The language requirements for getting citizenship and/or residency are surprisingly low in most of these.

Currently we’ve looked at:
Poland - cheaper to live, taxes are a little higher, but overall good. Schools not very good. Crime rate low.
Hungary - same on all counts as Poland, language just harder to learn.
Portugal - same as above, except school prospects much better. Taxes higher. Some concern on 3rd world migrants, but not as much as here.
Chile - expensive to live and high taxes, but very safe, large expat community.
Australia - moat is a plus. Super high taxes, but very nice otherwise. The people are a bit bogan-ish.

The minute an open borders president is elected, we’re out unless Texas leaves, because that’s the beginning of the end. Better to be the first ones out than the last.