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U.S. reviewing countries whose citizens not required to obtain U.S. visas
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| 11-1-01
| GEORGE GEDDA
Posted on 11/02/2001 1:07:24 PM PST by Oldeconomybuyer
Edited on 04/13/2004 2:38:59 AM PDT by Jim Robinson.
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Concerned about the entry of ineligible immigrants, U.S. officials will set out for Slovenia and Portugal this weekend to begin reviewing a program that allows people from 29 countries to visit the United States without visas, the State Department said Friday.
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If this is any indication on how fast the US can respond to terrorists, we are in trouble. 5 years to review our VISA program! Whatta mess.
To: Oldeconomybuyer
5 YEARS!!?? I Call this GUARANTEED EMPLOYMENT. IT's the reason the House voted NOT to FEDERALIZE the SECURITY at airports, and the SENATE better go along with it!!!!
To: goodnesswins
FIVE YEARS!
Has our entire population gone collectively MAD? My goodness. I hear that it will take over ten years to change the culture in the IRS. Now I hear that it will five years to get control and understanding of Countries that permit non-VISA applications. Un Frig gun believe able. Really! DO this. Slam the door shut. And purge our system and ranks. Do this now before another fiasco occurs! And you know that it is just a matter of time.
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11/02/2001 1:35:34 PM PST
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vannrox
To: vannrox
Rock on Vannrox! susanmdavidson www.ipgrogramforfood.com
To: Oldeconomybuyer
5 years to fix a problem that may have contributed to 9/11. It only took 3 days to pass the Patriot Act that takes the rights of Americans away. What in the world could take 5 years to figure out?
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