and eventually daimler chrysler was waiting to sponsor my work visa because the supply of the visa less than the demand so i was stuck in for five years with zero progress. so eventually i got married. at the end of the process i got married so that's how i became u.s. citizen through marriage. >> host: do you think if you hadn't gotten married you'd still be in the system. >> guest: probably not because by the end of the five year waiting run out of options and you talk about a hurdle. that's another hurdle. when you do not how long you can legally stay, cannot buy a house, i cannot easily change jobs bus the next employer has to be able to ready to assume all the legal costs and risks to help continue the process and not many police employers wastio that. i'm at the thorns rope back then and have to leave. >> host: so you right about rite about this in your book, the broke welcome mat, is the burden on employers or schools to say, yes, we want her to stay, and then they have to prove that you need to stay? >> guest: the burden is really mostly heavily on the applicant. so, this is ano

tune of eighty billion dollars chrysler received twelve point five billion dollars in taxpayer funds the original american company has been zero now by german automaker daimler the federal government and now italian automaker fiacha but the chinese could be next the chinese government is said to be pushing companies to seek takeover opportunities overseas and chrysler seems to be a prime target. more than half of belgium's economic output is being funneled into tax havens that's according to belgian media. belgium's gross domestic product was around four hundred billion euros in two thousand and sixteen according to tax authorities belgian companies have sent two hundred twenty one billion euros to tax havens or more than half the country's g.d.p. back in two thousand and fifteen the european union released a list of thirty international tax havens to crack down on companies that might try to avoid paying tax in the block. these havens include hong kong monaco and the cayman islands if a belgian company pays more than one hundred thousand euros into bank accounts or to people living in one of the blacklisted countries it must declare those payments according