Submission + - Urgent warning to Gmail users as 183 MILLION passwords are stolen in data breach (dailymail.co.uk)
Australian cyber expert Troy Hunt, who revealed the incident, called it a 'vast corpus' of breached data, which totals 3.5 terrabytes.
The first step to surviving somewhere else is locating a somewhere else that is better than trying to live on Earth after it has been hit by an asteroid. Unfortunately Mars fails this test. In fact we could get hit by an asteroid, have a nuclear war, have the worst possible global warming, and living would still be better on Earth than Mars.
So why did you compare the EU to Canada earlier then? No-one else brought Canada into the thread. If the UK is a small country, then every country in the EU is small and the size comparison to Canada becomes irrelevant.
There are right-wing candidates in Japan, and they have been winning lately.
ICE actually has a ways to go. Some historical US deportations (and remember the population was smaller then):
1930s (Great Depression): A period of mass "repatriations" saw an estimated 1.8 million people of Mexican descent—including many U.S. citizens—rounded up and deported or pressured to leave voluntarily. These were often informal raids and not all were official deportations.
1954: Operation Wetback resulted in the expulsion of hundreds of thousands of individuals, though historians estimate the number was closer to 300,000.
All you need is your third idea: H1-B's may change jobs at will.
Your other ones sound difficult or constitutionally questionable to enforce.
You do know that prison was closed because it was incredibly expensive to operate. No? Ignorance is bliss I guess.
My stomach doesn't like me eating large amounts of wheat bread, whereas other grains aren't nearly as bad. I'm quite sure this has nothing to do with gluten, but I guess eating gluten free bread would help because it's not wheat. I can imagine that most self-diagnosed cases of "gluten sensitiveness" is really something else, like low level IBS, or lack of fibers or something similar.
One of the most fascinating aspects of H2O is the sheer number of forms it can take under different conditions.
You don't have to know how the computer works, just how to work the computer.