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Hey everybody, Tom Woods here. Well it has come to this. It never occurred to me that I would be

thinking this way and I'm probably not going to do it. But still thinking about the possibility

of maybe not living in the US or hedging my bets and looking at a second residency,

dual citizenship, getting a passport from another country. These sorts of things are,

I think, increasingly on people's minds as we watch things unfold and frankly unravel in the

United States. So here to talk to us about that are two immigration lawyers who belong to the

Latitude World team. Latitude is one of the preeminent immigration, second residency,

citizenship firms. And we're going to be talking to Will Garner and Chris Willis. Chris will do most

of the talking and just hash this out and look at what people's options are. Gentlemen,

welcome to the show. Let me start with the basic question for those of us who do not specialize

in this and it's so basic, it's maybe, it's so basic but it's got to be asked.

I want to know about when we're dealing with immigration and second residences,

can you sort out the difference between being a permanent resident and being a citizen and stuff

like that? What would these different terms mean? Absolutely, Tom. And thanks for having us on the show

today. And it's a great question you have because there is an important distinction between

residency and citizenship and the programs that I'll discuss with you today or programs that you

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