Why would Asian-Americans be upset with this? If all of the EU suddenly went authoritarian and hostile toward the US, would people be upset to see similar laws against EU citizens?
> "That's not because of anything that the law says," Li said. "I think [it's] the broader stigmatization and chilling effect that the law has created for not only Chinese people in the state of Florida, but Asian Americans in general."
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> Li said the Asian American community is concerned about worsening anti-Asian behaviors in the U.S.
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> "But what ends up happening is that it's really Chinese people and Asian Americans here that end up being harmed by many of these statements and much of this discriminatory rhetoric, because it gives the general impression that it's OK to attack even Americans."
You may suggest they get American citizenship, which would be fair normally but I think asking someone to give up their citizenship of their birth country in order to own a home is wrong. It's a part of their identity.
Most of the article is under paywall, but does it say that Asian Americans are upset with this?
I only read “Chinese plaintiffs” which implies, to me, Chinese citizens not Chinese ethnicity.