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Good luck emigrating unless you can afford those countries that let you buy residency.
Props to anyone who has successfully moved to another country because eegads that is not an easy or quick process.
Americans can come to my country with few limitations (Canada), and it shouldn't be overly hard to get either dual citizenship or to become a Canadian citizen. Our immigration policies are not nearly as strict as other places and we have a gigantic, and mostly undefended border with the USA. Little more than border guards stand in the way, and as long as you're not a felon, and you have a legitimate reason to enter the country, you're welcome here.
We have universal healthcare available to all citizens.
Once here it's a matter of getting an employer who will sponsor your work visa... Then it's a pretty clear path to citizenship from there.
We're not super different from the USA. More taxes, no guns. Some other differences. But we're like... America lite.
The news I see over there is that the housing market is even more fucked than the US one, though? Do people mostly rent?
Unless you want to live in a tiny rural town, housing prices are generally pretty fucked.