If someone from another country who just turned 18 asked you how easy would it be for them to get a job in the states, what would you tell them?

[Extraterrestrial1999]

After the citizenship stuff gets sorted out and considering today's economy of course

If they just want anything, not that hard

Id tell them if you have good interviewee skills, it should be somewhat easy

Id tell them it would probably take awhile

Id tell them you are better off staying where you are

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

I know how the citizenship process works here and they’re not going to be a citizen quickly. The fastest ways to gain American citizenship are to be born American, born on American soil, have a parent who is a full-fledged American citizen living in that foreign nation who can get you citizenship by right at the local embassy, or a green card through marriage which is as close as you can get to technically legal citizenship. Otherwise the process takes up to a decade or longer. But as of right now? All work visas are in question and you’re liable to get nabbed if you’re here on a legal work or school visa without any connection to the actual nation.

[exitseven]

I would tell them that they must enter the country legally and there are jobs available for people who are willing to work.

[4ngelic]

i'd tell them it's very hard unless they want to work a shitty minimum wage job