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The story covered the key point, which is that the way visas are granted has been changed to be even more arbitrary and have higher potential for abuse than bef
by nikdaheratik 9y ago
The story covered the key point, which is that the way visas are granted has been changed to be even more arbitrary and have higher potential for abuse than before.
From everything I've seen so far, the only people who are going to get the "additional scrutiny" are Muslims, starting with the ones from the countries listed in the travel ban. The administration added the "national security" language in order to protect themselves in court, but it reads the same as any other instance of government abuse throughout American history. The people in the group being targeted will be required to jump over increasingly higher hurdles (like 15 years of biographical history) while everyone else gets to just step around it.