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Old 09-16-2001, 10:28 AM
AKA2D '91 AKA2D '91 is offline
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Should the US become MORE discriminatory

when it comes to allowing foreigners into this country?

With the investigation of the attacks in DC and NY, it has been reported that those so and so's came over and withing months entered 2 different flight schools and learned in "our own backyard" how to TRY to destroy us.

Now, I bet if some of us who were born and raised in this country SINCE the beginning would have applied to the same schools, would we have gotten in on the FIRST try? Would we have received our pilot's license?

Anyway, the point I'm trying to make is, should the US implement/enforce stricter policies for those foreigners "seeking" an education, etc? Should we set some sort of stipulations on these individuals? Should they have to go through a series of background checks? Should we NOT allow some of these people in our country? Should we curtail the number of VISAs approved? How is it that we do not want a group of people like the Haitians or those from Africa like Rwanda (sp?), but other groups are welcomed here? Heck, for some of US, we are not as welcomed here, as foreigners. YET SOME of those welcomed, have been plotting and ready to blow us OFF the earth, on our OWN soil.

What are your thoughts?

Last edited by AKA2D '91; 09-16-2001 at 11:09 AM.
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