I'd wager near 0.
I'd wager near 0.
This is the flip side of the whole "I'd like to leave the US" movement that is hardly ever talked about. A lot of people who express these desires to leave and gain citizenship elsewhere simply do not have the credentials to do so.
Did you find a job before you left?
Did you already speak Spanish?
I actually have spanish citizenship as well as my US one, and have considered moving there (temporarily or permanently) to be closer to family a couple of times.
I recently came back to get a career in IT going, but will be moving again soon.
It's definitely non-zero, but there's also no evidence actual percentage of expats has increased even if reported desire to become one has increased.
> It's important to note that people's desire to migrate is typically much higher than their intention to do so -- as such, it is unlikely that Americans will be flocking to the Canadian border. In fact, since Trump's election, Canadian statistics show only a modest uptick in the number of Americans who have moved to Canada.
Not negligible, not imperceptible ... modest.