

This is the answer.
I found myself unemployed in late 2022, just after ChatGPT had rolled out… I obviously didn’t want to have ChatGPT write my resume because it’s still pretty obvious when someone does that, but I did use it as a tool to help me with structure and brainstorming ideas. The first month of looking was rough. The second month I started feeding the job applications in to ChatGPT and asked for it to create a resume for the job, and then I’d use that to rework my resume. I very quickly started getting interviews and by the 3rd month I was starting my new job.
I often tell people that I’ve never worked harder than when I didn’t have a job, and even with the help of an LLM it was still a lot of work, but I do think it gave me an edge.
Potentially… if you ever get to a position when you can actually file a lawsuit. If you are a US citizen and not a citizen of the country you are being deported to then that means the country accepting you knows that you are not actually one of their citizens and may actually detain you. Even if you are released, you will likely have no identification and no resources. And even if you do happen to contact a lawyer, how would you prove that you are a citizen?
And if the government isn’t keeping records of who they have deported then it is going to be even more difficult to prove that you’ve been illegally deported.