Foreigners residing in a country are deeply invested in its success, even if they are not citizens

They often contribute to the economy by working, starting businesses, and paying taxes. Many also have children who are citizens and whose futures are tied to the country's policies.

For instance, let's consider the United States, where there are over 13.6 million lawful permanent residents (Green card holders) as of 2019. These individuals have made the US their home, contribute to the economy and society, yet lack the ability to vote.

Now, regarding the argument that if foreigners truly cared about the country they would become citizens, it's worth noting that the process of becoming a citizen is not always straightforward. It can be lengthy, costly, and in some cases, practically unattainable due to various legal barriers.

Should there be a system that allows these individuals a say in the policies that affect their daily lives?