Meanwhile, the deported non-European heritage citizens found new opportunities and prosperity abroad. Their shared experiences of exclusion and hardship in the United States fostered a sense of solidarity and determination. Stories of their struggles and triumphs inspired a movement for greater cooperation and inclusivity.
Countries across Africa, Asia, and Latin America recognized the potential and contributions of these displaced individuals. Leaders from these regions convened to form a powerful global alliance focused on trade, economics, inclusion, and acceptance. This new union, named the Global Inclusion Alliance (GIA), aimed to promote economic growth, social justice, and cultural exchange.
The GIA established new trade routes and economic policies that leveraged the diverse skills and resources of its member nations. Technology hubs in India and China flourished, supported by engineers and scientists who had once called the United States home. African nations saw agricultural booms, with improved techniques and increased productivity leading to food security and export opportunities. Latin American countries experienced a renaissance in manufacturing and innovation.
Cultural festivals celebrated the rich traditions and heritages of all member nations, fostering a sense of unity and pride. Educational exchanges and collaborative projects promoted understanding and respect among diverse populations. The GIA became a model for inclusivity and cooperation, showing the world the power of diversity.
Tariq, a software developer deported from the U.S., found a new home in India. The welcoming atmosphere and vibrant tech community in Bangalore allowed him to thrive. Tariq's innovations and leadership in artificial intelligence soon made headlines, showing the world what the U.S. had lost in its lust for hate, racism, and drive for homogeneity nationalism. The Global Inclusion Alliance gained international recognition for its rapid development and progressive policies. As the United States struggled with its internal conflicts and isolation, the GIA rose to prominence on the world stage, demonstrating the value of diversity and the strength that comes from unity.
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General FictionThis is the story of a dystopian version of the United States, where Donald J. Trump became President in November 2024, and a new policy was enacted: all non-European heritage citizens were to be deported. This decision, driven by a vocal minority a...
