Reply #62: oh dear, I missed a typo

[iverglas]

And when you talk about emigration FROM country "A", YOU ARE TALKING about emigration TO country "B", whether you grasp this or not.

Yes, you are right, I screwed up; the second "emigration" should indeed have been "immigration". Why, if I'd made that mistake during the many years I PRACTISED IMMIGRATION LAW, I would have been disbarred, yes I would.

If you cannot take a job "THAT IS OFFERED TO YOU" then you must be in prison. Or an iron lung.

Now, what you would be is NON-RESIDENT OF THE COUNTRY where you want to move. That's what we're talking about, you know? A citizen of country "A" who is not a legal resident of country "B" who wants to move to country "B". If you sincerely believe that you can offer a job to someone living in Canada who does not have a right of residency in the US and the person will just get a green card, or even a work visa, there's nothing one can say other than use your damned mouse.

Cubans can't leave.
People in refugee camps in Darfur can't leave, because THEY HAVE NOWHERE TO GO. If it's so easy for people to leave Sudan, why the fuck don't you just offer one of them a job????