Hmm, Central-Eastern European immigrants hear so often that they dream only about coming home after a few years that there is a risk that they will start to believe it!
I myself am someone who is often called "Immigrant from A10" and believe me, I'm heading only forward. If not staying, of course. But when everybody asks you when do you plan to go back it makes you think about your place in the society, doesn't it?
Obviously, many immigrants go back during the downturn because quite often these people are relatively poorer and loosing job means ending up rough sleeping within a month - no family, no social networks. Nobody wants that.
Barbara
Hmm, Central-Eastern European immigrants hear so often that they dream only about coming home after a few years that there is a risk that they will start to believe it! I myself am someone who is often called "Immigrant from A10" and believe me, I'm heading only forward. If not staying, of course. But when everybody asks you when do you plan to go back it makes you think about your place in the society, doesn't it? Obviously, many immigrants go back during the downturn because quite often these people are relatively poorer and loosing job means ending up rough sleeping within a month - no family, no social networks. Nobody wants that.