Question by chase177: Should Australians be granted automatic US citizenship and vice versa?
As the two countries have great relations.
Best answer:
Answer by DesignSTE
No. Everyone who wants to emigrate should have standards they have to meet. USA doesn’t need Australia’s radicals either.
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This Yank says hell yes, If you promise to share more Rock Bands like AC/DC
NO NO NO
Australians are evil !!!!!!!!!
They kidnapped poor Lil Nemo from his daddy !!!!!!!!!
Two of the rights that immediately come to mind with naturalized citizenship are the right to vote and the right to work. Although I do not think an Australian who has become a new US citizen is in a rush to dash out and vote, they might be in a position to take some working opportunities from qualified US born (non-naturalized) citizens. That has a wide-ranging economic impact and requires more thought than just saying the 2 countries have great relations, let’s do it. I think they should still go through the H-1B process.
No we don’t Americas baggage we have enough of their USA propaganda as it is this is the best and most tolerant country in the world and if we fill it up yanks it wont be for much longer.
NO WAY!!!
no, Aussies are a great people but also deserve the same rights and privileges as anyone else in the world regarding immigration
No, there should be no preferences.