I will be straight up, considering the United States’ behavior towards refugees fleeing persecution, I’m not sure that Americans who try to do the same shouldn’t have their passports flagged and be asked to leave.
But ESPECIALLY if you try to flee to a country USA has interfered with.
On the one hand I don't like the American notion they can just jet-set to another country and think they can just do that
but on the other hand I don't like the logic here - Syria has treated Palestinian refugees from the Nakba abominably but does that mean Syrian refugees should be treated poorly?
Counter-point:
International work - including to escape government notice - far more common outside the U.S.
American policy has limited this to corporate employees, but there are plenty of work visa schemes already.
Might also be a good time for NGOs to work on more paths out.
