Posted on 09/28/2004 6:19:12 PM PDT by yoely
Just now breaking on Drudge!!
Does this include all Mexicans?
Fair enough, but I don't see how this squares up with turning a blind eye to illegals.
They'd better start setting up finger-printing stations along the Mexican Border.
Breaking? I heard this yesterday.
Works for me.
I'm a manager with a large airline. This falls under the U.S. Visit Program. We've been planning for this since late June out here in Honolulu. All international visitors coming through the Federal Inspection Station will have to undergo fingerprint and photographing.
Well the ink won't be dry on this law before the A.C.L.U. has a lawsuit filed. LMAO
I see no problem with this at all.
Visitors only. It doesn't apply to invaders.
Does this include all Mexicans
of course. at every water coolers in the remote areas of Texas, new mexico and california, there will be a finger print scanner.
Hopefully this will include the thousands that get rounded up every week on the borders and then get turned loose - just maybe on the third catch they could be kept locked up until being dropped off at the southern tip of South America!!
GREAT! I'll wait to see the fingerprint stations from the Gulf Of Mexico to the Pacific Ocean. WHAT!! This only applies to LEGAL entries? Well forget it. Why am I not surprised.
Start with Theresa Kerry
This was already happening. A relative is coming to visit, just applied for a visa this week, and... got fingerprinted.
Maybe previously the policy was only for people from certain countries? Well if so I don't see the big deal about changing that policy to apply to all countries.
This was announced ages ago. In Italy, the hotel has to give your passport info to the local police. In Czech Republic, if you overstay the tourist limit, the police come looking for you (as they should).
How about "if you want to enter here you must have a Photo ID on file with HLS".
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