American DUers: How many foreign-born people do you know?

[Padraig18]

How many people who weren't born in the USA do you actually know, as in more than 'nodding acquaintances'?

:)

[nothingshocksmeanymore]

1. I know dozens if not hundreds

The dozens are friends, neighbors and employees. The hundreds are my clients, many migrant workers.

[Padraig18]

2. I know tons of them, as well.

Just in my and Tony's families alone, probably 50+.

[lpbk2713]

3. I live in Central Florida.

Do you really have the time?

[ayeshahaqqiqa]

4. I wonder

if our acquaintanceship with those from other countries has changed our perceptions of foreign policy. I know that in my case it has, because many of my friends are from the Middle East.

[Intelsucks]

5. Yep, and they're still foreign... Dresden, Germany - My Co-workers at AMD

n/t

[Bertha Venation]

6. Two French Canadians and one from Georgia

(the Russian Georgia)

[Bertha Venation]

10. DUH!

One of my best friends is married to a Brit. :eyes: How could I forget him?

[Dookus]

7. oodles and oodles of 'em

I've lived and/or worked in Silicon Valley for 20 years - plenty of people from all over the world.

[SharonAnn]

8. Married to 1, stepmother/aunt to 4, know hundreds

Husband born in Chile
His 2 children born in Honduras
His brother's 2 children (we took them in) born in Honduras

Know hundreds born outside USA, perhaps because I work in the IT technology field?

[MAlibdem]

9. Summer camp

Tons of counselors and other kids were from other countries.

Also a bunch of kids in my school are foreign born (Norway, South Africa, Thailand, Laos, Nepal, Lebanon)

[trof]

11. English, Irish, Scots, Dutch, Austrian, Australian,

Japanese, German, Russian (Georgia), Iran, French, Canadian.
Cajun don't count, but it should.
It's like the damn United Nations around here.
Just one big happy melting pot.
;-)

[trof]

12. Oh hell, I forgot Norway and Sweden. And Denmark.

And South Africa.
Us aviators do get around.

[Jack Rabbit]

13. I was married to a Korean for 20 years

I know a whole bunch of ex-in-laws.

[Nikia]

14. There were several international students at college

Many of them worked with me in the dining hall since it was one of the few on campus jobs that hired students who did not have federal work study. There were a few foreign born professors too.
Before that, I had a few Mexican friends, a couple friends born in various countries that I met through the Y, and an Indian doctor.

[NoPasaran]

15. Myself, for one

I'm an Army brat born in Japan

[fujiyama]

16. I'm a...

foreign born American DUer...