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It would be healthier for everyone if there was less speculative outrage. This doesn't affect anyone in the country. It just says if you are trying to get a vis
by thowfaraway 10y ago
It would be healthier for everyone if there was less speculative outrage. This doesn't affect anyone in the country. It just says if you are trying to get a visa from a country where we think there is a terrorism risk, that country needs to be able to provide screening info on the person, or else we won't provide a visa. It is targeting Syrian refugees, not Iranian PhDs.
- mars4rp 10y agoMy brother's fiance is iranian and studying in Italy, this will definitely affect them! Tell this to my brother!
- ebspelman 10y ago>It is targeting Syrian refugess, not Iranian PhDs. There are seven countries targeted in this edict. Why the other six if it's actually focused on a single one?
- scrollaway 10y agoThat's a really loose interpretation of what this is. It must be comfortable not being affected. You get to speak on everybody else's behalf and tell them they're not affected either.
- Grangar 10y agoYeah except that you might not be able to re-enter the country if you leave to visit family or something.
- TorKlingberg 10y agoPeople often need to exit the country they live in and apply for a new visa from outside. It doesn’t make much sense, but many visa/residence permit types can only be applied for from outside.