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Why even let them in the country? If they need to do business, tell them to do e-commerce or tell them "tough". And anyone who is here, is not a citizen, is not related to a citizen, or at the very least does not have permanent residency, should be shown the door out of this country--IMMEDIATELY.

I was listening to "Loveline" a radio call-in show where they took a break from the usual format and talked about the bombing. The hosts of the show, who until now seemed ultraliberal were advocating a lot of these ideas, especially complaining about "people coming over here to the greatest country in the world and then trying to make it be like their old country." It's sad that this is what it took, but it seems like a lot of people in this country are waking up regarding immigration.

As far as the original post, I've always thought racial "profiling" was just good police work in most cases, so I don't see anything wrong with applying the same principles in airport security.