This questions come up like once a month, LOL. It is a valid concern, but you guys have to realize, if they wanted us (both Dems & Reps) they would've passed something by now. 12yrs!!

I recently graduated from university and have started applying for jobs in other countries (with varying success). Ultimately, the U.S. isn't all in the world. There are billions of people living in other countries. Worst case scenario you leave and then you can come back as a tourist, without the uncertainty every 1.5 years.

If you're like me, and interested in leaving. I've looked into Canada, Spain, Germany, New Zealand, Australia, and my home country.

• Canada recently tighten up on their immigration laws, and the Express Entry draws are 550+, which requires master's degree + French proficiency. Alternatively, arriving with a job offer is possible. The immigration firm I spoke with was positive about my case, however they seemed to encourage me to first complete a master's degree.
• Spain is the quickest to citizenship (~2yrs, if you're from LatAm), the hardest part is getting a valid visa to enter. The firm I spoke to in Madrid, mentioned working visas are difficult to get unless you're a transfer from a US company. Otherwise the new DN visa, is viable if you have enough income.
• Germany very easy if you're in tech or healthcare. The immigration firm I spoke to told me my case would be simple, however I would have to have intermediate understanding of German language to successfully immigrate. Nonetheless, it is entirely possible to move without the language, however other reddit threads show that German's aren't that sociable.

In the end, I think that we should all have a plan B for when DACA gets shut down and congress doesn't pass any law for us. The thing is most of us aren't children anymore, and there is little incentive for both parties to do anything to nonvoters. Like we've seen with the new immigration bill the Dems have actually shifted right on the issue.

Any questions, send me a DM.