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Relocation and Exile

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Out of Harm’s Way: Relocation and Exile

Ron Williams

Resistance Media

The world has never seen the phenomenon of US citizens fleeing their own country in desperate attempts to avoid incarceration, human rights abuses and possible state or vigilante violence. Such a development could lead to a extraordinary worldwide American diaspora, as those able to seek refuge do so. 

Relocation and Exile Organizations

Canadian Refugee and Human Rights Organizations

European, African, Asian Immigration Resources

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