Getting a US visa seems the greatest hurdle . . .
Boston, getting a permanent resident card for Canada was tougher than anyone I've known getting into the USA. Canadian government is VERY VERY socialistic beyond your wildest dreams, so much so that they try to prevent trades from coming or going as they feel fit. Very ugly. I once (long ago) tried moving up there.
I may not like religion, but there truly is a God or something to that effect. Every effort I made fell through. No criminal record, no problems, good employment, etc. Somehow, even my heart wasn't into the move.
Having been to Alberta, I can say one thing. All the pics of Wyoming look REMARKABLY similar to Alberta... well, actually there might be more trees and more landscape in Wyoming. I did enjoy the chinook winds in Alberta though. That's a nifty weather effect. As for "compliance", the time isn't far off where papers please will result in "dissapearances" and I don't mean those of free men, but those of scum sucking maggots called bureaucrats. I wager it will start in America, since enough people here retain that hard core freewill and will likely act upon it once they see enough loved ones and friends being rubbed nose first into the gravel by some enthusiastic state employee... aka "signiore Scum Sucking Maggotti."
And welcome.
