I’m curious about this sentiment. Why would living in a place be condoning the international political actions of said place? If I move to Spain, I don’t automatically condone the government there. There are many reasons to live in a place, and politics is only one (hopefully less important than doing what’s right for family, job opportunities, etc).
Perhaps OP is suggesting the current events are bad enough to warrant leaving? Genuinely curious.
America is deep into a terminal decline. Every system which could help it pull up is rotten. Its last slim chance at redemption was a few years ago; now the window is closed.
People can still make a living there, but not without feeding a beast which is looking to eat the world.
From a moral perspective I don't see any new big issues staying in the US.
(I'm European, not living in the US)
They all started working towards packing/selling their house, going to Canada or back to Europe as soon as past November. Their (shared) hesitation first was not whether to move or not, but finding which country would be the easiest to accommodate to.
But what kind of life they have there.
If it gets much worse and start to affect them personally or the people they know (like a new Nazi regime), it's obvious that they will go back to where they live.
But if its stays the same way for themselves, they will continue living in America.
Life happens in the local level, not in the federal level.