Back in the USSR
Feb. 2nd, 2025 08:57 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
injunjane(still trying to verify the info in this video, but even if it's a joke - it's a good one)
Ukrainian youtuber Vladimir Zolkin in his recent video about the deportation of the illegal immigrants from the US showed a new document that he claimed to be issued by the US government and recently published by Fox News (haha).
Among the countries to where these people will be deported are:
- USSR (non-existent since the end of 1991), 337 people
- Yugoslavia (gradually disintegrating up until 2007 when Montenegro separated from Serbia), 845 people.
I guess those people managed to live 'illegally' for 35+ years in the US, never changing their passports.
I hope the people who are 'USSR citizens' won't be deported to the Russian Federation, Belarus or Turkmenistan. Maybe the best place for them now is Lithuania, Latvia or Estonia (which are now in the EU) - taking that they know the language.
And the 'Yugoslavians' will go to Macedonia, there are really beautiful mountains there.
Ukrainian youtuber Vladimir Zolkin in his recent video about the deportation of the illegal immigrants from the US showed a new document that he claimed to be issued by the US government and recently published by Fox News (haha).
Among the countries to where these people will be deported are:
- USSR (non-existent since the end of 1991), 337 people
- Yugoslavia (gradually disintegrating up until 2007 when Montenegro separated from Serbia), 845 people.
I guess those people managed to live 'illegally' for 35+ years in the US, never changing their passports.
I hope the people who are 'USSR citizens' won't be deported to the Russian Federation, Belarus or Turkmenistan. Maybe the best place for them now is Lithuania, Latvia or Estonia (which are now in the EU) - taking that they know the language.
And the 'Yugoslavians' will go to Macedonia, there are really beautiful mountains there.
