Thursday's vote opens a public comment period expected to last 60 to 90 days, followed by a final rule and transition period. The FCC has been steadily expanding its restrictions on Chinese technology, banning imports of new foreign-made consumer routers in March, new foreign-made drones in December, and proposing restrictions on Chinese involvement in undersea cables last year.
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yahrightthere Yep just keep pilling it on the American people under the idiom of National Security, which in this case doesn't exist, much as the paranoid government would have you believe. Think it's time to pack it in and move to China/Taiwan/Hong Kong!, least the tech would be a bit cheaper & money would go further. Perhaps Dominican Republic or some other tropical destination. Reply
Lieutenant Barclay yahrightthere said: Yep just keep pilling it on the American people under the idiom of National Security, which in this case doesn't exist, much as the paranoid government would have you believe. Think it's time to pack it in and move to China/Taiwan/Hong Kong!, least the tech would be a bit cheaper & money would go further. Perhaps Dominican Republic or some other tropical destination. If it weren't for the cartel violence I would seriously consider moving to Mexico. Especially because anything you can't get in Mexico you can just bring in from the US (even elderly Tuscon residents). It would be hilarious if Americans started moving to Mexico in droves. Reply
dmylrea Lieutenant Barclay said: If it weren't for the cartel violence I would seriously consider moving to Mexico. Especially because anything you can't get in Mexico you can just bring in from the US (even elderly Tuscon residents). It would be hilarious if Americans started moving to Mexico in droves. Costa Rica is a great destination for affordable living and beauty. Reply
PEnns yahrightthere said: Yep just keep pilling it on the American people under the idiom of National Security, which in this case doesn't exist, much as the paranoid government would have you believe. Think it's time to pack it in and move to China/Taiwan/Hong Kong!, least the tech would be a bit cheaper & money would go further. Perhaps Dominican Republic or some other tropical destination. You'll be surprised at the amount and the range of US "migration" to Mexico. There are whole industries from realtors to lawyers (fluent in English) that are dedicated to make it a seamless affair. There are lots of groups of expats on Facebook who are quite helpful in providing info for those looking for help or exploring the possibilities. Reply
Why_Me Lieutenant Barclay said: If it weren't for the cartel violence I would seriously consider moving to Mexico. Especially because anything you can't get in Mexico you can just bring in from the US (even elderly Tuscon residents). It would be hilarious if Americans started moving to Mexico in droves. Mexicans don't even want to live in Mexico. Reply
Gururu Why_Me said: Mexicans don't even want to live in Mexico. Depends where actually. Just visited better areas of Mexico City and it blew me away. So vibrant and safe. Everyone was smiling. Reply
Why_Me Gururu said: Depends where actually. Just visited better areas of Mexico City and it blew me away. So vibrant and safe. Everyone was smiling. Did you ask the millions of Mexicans living in the US. Reply
frankens Show me the US infrastructure to support this? Reply
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