Greetings dear IDC and thank you so much for the amazing and priceless job you all do on behalf of the currency holders around the world.
Your information and guidance is unbelievable precious.
special recognition to One Who Knows and Yosef for sharing their savvy, their witty in the topic and for their patience.
I would like to post the following query and/or comment regarding the issue of the large number of immigrants that could be attending the appointments for currency redemption around the nation.
I am aware that many immigrants hold currency as we speak and I even was talking to some of them in my city.
the questions are:
1- the currency redemption is ONLY allowed to anyone who is a legal permanent resident and/or US citizen?..
2-how about foreigners or anyone holding a foreign passport only and who likely could be living here? ..this also follows some comments I read before about foreigners coming to the USA exclusively to do the currency redemption.
3-I personally know some undocumented immigrants , who hold ZIM currency and they are wondering if they are going to be allowed to attend this redemption centers, even if it is a military base. all of them hold their valid foreign passports. most have relatives who are US citizens .
I understand that the subject of immigration is a delicate and uncomfortable topic to discuss even in this forum but believe it or not, we have millions living in our own cities who did not legalize, yet.
at the same time I wonder the following: ...if the banks and the Elders say that this money is to be used to eradicate poverty and misery in the world, ...why are these immigrants going to be denied the chance to reach this money and take it to their countries to develop humanitarian projects?..i think that would be perfect since most of the cash is to invest it around the world and not just in the USA.
that way regions like central and south america could benefit, south east asia, Africa and even the poorest countries in Europe.
Just my humble opinion that they should not be denied the possibility to redeem their currency
I apologize to anyone who feels offended for touching this delicate topic and I hope I get a response for the ones now in doubt.
thank you and God bless you all and bring justice and equality to each one of you.
Love you all..!!
Sunny Boy