So much of President Donald Trump's second term has revolved around those fighting to stay in the U.S.,

from migrants and deportation proceedings to students who have suddenly had their visas revoked.

Meanwhile, Trump's fight to eliminate birthright citizenship continues.

This is just another way that they get illegal immigrants into our country, and in some cases,

very, very bad ones.

Go ahead.

These moves have sparked fear and desperation among those who came to America in search

of a better life.

But the current political climate has some born and bred Americans thinking about getting

out of Dodge.

So I've been really feeling like I want to leave the country.

My husband and I have decided that we just can't do it anymore.

In the aftermath of last year's election, we heard from many Americans who said they were

seriously considering leaving the country because of Trump's win.

And while we heard similar things during Trump 1.0, there does seem to be more followed through this time.

Rosie O'Donnell packed up and moved to Ireland, for example.

I'm trying to find a home here in this beautiful country.

And when, you know, it is safe for all citizens to have equal rights there in America,

that's when we will consider coming back.

So just how widespread is this rush to relocate and is it actually attainable for the average

American?

From CNN, this is one thing.

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