Re:‘We want cash’ Drug agents seize $209mn in random profili...
by throwaway049 on Monday August 15, 2016 @05:47AM
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Being deported for a visa violation seems like a fair application of the law, although from what I know about you solely based on this post, America's loss is the UK's gain.
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by dragonbonheur on Monday August 15, 2016 @05:36AM
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Please, Please, please, pretty please-with-extra-sugar-and-rainbow-sprinkles-and-chocolate-chips on top, do not visit North Korea, Yemen, Syria or even Dubai or Abu Dhabi either.
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by jdimov10 on Monday August 15, 2016 @05:38AM
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Already been to Dubai and Abu Dhabi multiple times, for both pleasure and business. Have taken my family a few times too. We love it there (although I am not at all oblivious to the way they treat Asian workers).
And for Yemen - I have been dying to visit Sana'a, such a deeply beautiful place. And I'm devastated that this seems like an impossible dream now, after the US/Saudi invasion.
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by ghshephard on Monday August 15, 2016 @05:52AM
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Well, if you had done that in Singapore, heck, not even worked, just overstayed your visa, you would have both gone to prison and been caned.
Visa laws for countries can be very, very serious. Violating them can get you in a lot of trouble - certainly not unique to the United States. In comparison to a lot of other countries, the United States isn't even particularly harsh if you overstay your visa - certainly no caning.
Re:‘We want cash’ Drug agents seize $209mn in random profili...
by dragonbonheur on Monday August 15, 2016 @06:03AM
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Singapore would have given him a fair trial.
Have not set foot there since 2012 and don't intend to, even though my wife really wants to visit NYC. Frankly, right now I feel I would be safer visiting North Korea or Syria or Yemen, than the US. I'm absolutely terrified by just about anything that has to do with the USofA.
I have also come to distrust Americans more than any other group of people.
[For context, I'm a white, middle-class entrepreneur / software engineer, originally from east Europe, now living in the UK]