Caribbean Citizenship as Geopolitical Insurance for U.S. Elites
Five Caribbean nations offer citizenship within 4-6 months without relocation. For wealthy Americans, this is less about abandoning the US and more about de-risking an increasingly uncertain global environment. Policy uncertainty is the primary driver.
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