IS THE IMMIGRATION LAW DISCRIMINATORY?

Posted on 14. Feb, 2010 by admin in Europe travel

The Visa Waiver Program (VWP) enables nationals of destined countries to movement to the United States for playing or playing for stays of 90 life or inferior without obtaining a visa

Visa Waiver Program – Participating Countries.
Andorra island Noreg
Australia island Portugal
Austria Italia San Marino
Belgium Nihon island
Brunei Liechtenstein Slovenija
Denmark Luxemburg Espana
Finland princedom Sverige
France the Holland Schweiz
Germany New Sjaelland United Kingdom

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:VisaWaiverProgram2.png

http://travel.state.gov/visa/temp/without/without_1990.html

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10 Responses to “IS THE IMMIGRATION LAW DISCRIMINATORY?”

  1. Tim F

    14. Feb, 2010

    Of course immigration laws are discriminatory, that’s the point of having them. To weed out undesirables from entering our country. DUH!

    This is the REAL world. You can’t treat everyone the same. You have to call a spade a spade and deal with people and nationalities realistically.

  2. Love Canada

    14. Feb, 2010

    Probably based on the fact that all the countries have a similar “lifestyle / standard of living” and not a threat of mass invasion

  3. tavytillytoby

    14. Feb, 2010

    yes as well as it should be.

  4. blessed_thang

    14. Feb, 2010

    Well, is it discriminatory that special interests wants to grant amnesty to 12 million illegal immigrants?

    Someone originating from the waiver countries would have to wait in line and follow the rules to gain residency. That’s not only discriminatory, but racist.

  5. amnesty sucks

    14. Feb, 2010

    even IF it is discriminatory, so what? That’s the law. America is already to lax in letting people in and not enforcing the law when they have overstayed their VISAs.

  6. MLK

    14. Feb, 2010

    The VWP is for people wishing to visit for a short period of time. It is not for any any one that wishes to enter the U.S., and decide to stay here.

    The countries that can participate in the VWP , are of a similair stature as the U.S. and most likley will not be a threat. If it was to allow people from countries such as Iraq,Libya, Mexico, ect…. then we would be in for trouble.

    Deport illegals, and keep the dream alive.

  7. ProUSA2

    14. Feb, 2010

    Tourism or business stays of 90 days or less is VISITING, not immigration. Immigration is moving to another country permanently.

    We have more immigrants (legal immigrants and illegal criminal aliens) that come from Mexico annually than any other country. Mexico is not on your list above. Do you think THAT is “discriminatory”?

  8. American Man

    14. Feb, 2010

    Yes, thank goodness. Even with the policy in place we get plenty of undesireables staying illegally…. deport all illegals asap!

  9. fragglerockqueen

    14. Feb, 2010

    Yes, certainly. But you need to look at the countries listed, too. Most of them have a lifestyle similar to what we have. More importantly, we have big business dealings with the majority of them. And, of course, money makes the world go round.

  10. catmaninmo

    14. Feb, 2010

    That’s not immigration, unless they overstay their visa, intentionally or not, then they become illegal aliens. Report and Deport!