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This is propaganda. The image of the document is clearly AI generated.
> I was kicked out of the US by the government. All because I booked a one-way ticket to chase my Silicon Valley dream. here's the story
> The last time I tried to move to San Francisco, I never made it past the border. 12 hours in a white detention room. Question after question. Wondering if my dream was over before it even began.
> From that day, every US trip turned into a nightmare. I had to arrive 5 hours early to airports, carry stacks of documents to “prove” I would leave, sit through interrogations every single time, and miss flights I’ll never forget.
> Six months ago, I finally decided to fight for permanence and applied for an O-1 visa. I knew this is where I needed to be if I was serious about building a trillion dollar company.
> The process wasn’t easy. It cost more than $15K in legal fees, required six extensive recommendation letters from industry leaders, and months of gathering proof for every achievement.
> But today, it became official. The US now calls me an “extraordinary individual.” This story isn’t really about visas. It’s about resilience. It’s about chasing your dream even when the system works against you. It’s about learning that rejection isn’t an ending.
> The last time I tried to move to San Francisco, I never made it past the border. 12 hours in a white detention room. Question after question. Wondering if my dream was over before it even began.
> From that day, every US trip turned into a nightmare. I had to arrive 5 hours early to airports, carry stacks of documents to “prove” I would leave, sit through interrogations every single time, and miss flights I’ll never forget.
> Six months ago, I finally decided to fight for permanence and applied for an O-1 visa. I knew this is where I needed to be if I was serious about building a trillion dollar company.
> The process wasn’t easy. It cost more than $15K in legal fees, required six extensive recommendation letters from industry leaders, and months of gathering proof for every achievement.
> But today, it became official. The US now calls me an “extraordinary individual.” This story isn’t really about visas. It’s about resilience. It’s about chasing your dream even when the system works against you. It’s about learning that rejection isn’t an ending.
https://x.com/chier578563/status/1972806760789667908?s=46
“ Congratulations on your O-1 visa but I don’t understand. When were you kicked out of the US? Showing up in the US with a one way trip without having a visa that authorizes for a long stay has always been problematic. You are making too much ado about nothing.”
Feels very much like clickbait
Also why is the form he posted looking AI generated