Californians Consider Leaving U.S. Over Political Divisiveness

A growing number of Californians are exploring relocation overseas due to fears surrounding the 2024 election and political climate.

Global migration experts report a significant increase in Americans, particularly Californians, seeking to move abroad due to political concerns.
Henley & Partners, a firm specializing in residency and citizenship, notes that 80% of their U.S. clients cite political issues as their reason for leaving.
Traffic to Expatsi, a website assisting Americans in moving overseas, surged by 900% after the first presidential debate of 2024.
Mykel Dicus from California plans to relocate to Spain, expressing fear over a potential Trump presidency and seeking a life free from U.S. political worries.
Experts highlight that the desire to emigrate is not limited to one political ideology, with concerns about divisiveness affecting individuals across the spectrum.