Ones and Tooze Live From D.C.’s Sixth and I
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Sep 20, 2024 In a live setting, hosts dive into Adam's journey toward U.S. citizenship, revealing its emotional complexities and the burdens of conditional residency. They analyze Mario Draghi's stark economic warnings for Europe, contrasting it with the U.S. landscape. The discussion also navigates the dynamics of key swing states and their electoral significance, while touching on Kamala Harris's economic vision for tackling inequality. Personal growth through therapy and the integration of Haitian immigrants in America are also highlighted, making for a rich and engaging conversation.
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Tooze's Citizenship Journey
- Adam Tooze discusses his motivation for applying for U.S. citizenship after living in the U.S. since 2009.
- He cites a desire for security and equal standing under the law as a primary motivator, rather than political participation.
Illiberal Citizenship?
- The U.S. tax system's global reach and fees for renouncing citizenship are discussed.
- This suggests a unique illiberality compared to other countries' policies.
Haitian Integration
- Allegations about Haitian immigrants not integrating are refuted.
- Their labor participation is similar to other groups, though they hold lower-paying jobs due to lower education levels.