Comments by "Yo2" (@yo2trader539) on "Immigration law revision approved in Japan's parliament" video.

  1. You're confusing immigration with asylum. They're governed by completely different legal procedures and government agencies. And there are many kids who naturalize to Japanese citizenship along with their parents. A Japan-born Uyghur/Uzbek just got elected in the lower house. We had a Naturalized person from Finland in the Upper House a few decades ago too. There are no standard language tests for naturalization but there are many interviews and documents to submit. Obviously we won't we being giving out citizenship to people who can't understand our language, culture, history, etc. And Chinese always lie with diplomas and family history, so they're always under a microscope.
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  2.  @rabbit251  We don't give a crap how it's done in other countries. And reading Katakana is like kindergarten-level. We generally require N2 level of language for PR or citizenship. We don't grant refugee-status unless they're Tibetan activists, Uyghur students, or Myanmar dissidents. We especially hate those Kurds in Kawaguchi. And your opinion is utterly irrelevant in Japan as you're not a citizen of Japan.
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