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Whoever decides and negotiates the visa process must also be made to follow the same visa process for say 10 years. Other government officials can continue to h
by KorematsuFred 8y ago
Whoever decides and negotiates the visa process must also be made to follow the same visa process for say 10 years. Other government officials can continue to have diplomatic passports.
Last year Indian government planned to giving two types of passports. A blue passport for all the educated skilled folks and an orange passport meant for blue color working class people. The idea was that to negotiate a separate visa system for high skilled Indian citizens with other countries.
There was an much uproar over this idea and it was shelved. It was both immoral and unethical to treat your citizens like this. A rich industrialist reportedly told PM's office that all government officials be given Orange passport if this were to pass to show solidarity with working class Indians.
- rdtsc 8y agoThat does sound terrible. US has the global entry and other such thing for TSA to expedite entry. But at least they had enough common sense not to call it "blue" or "orange" other colored passport. > Whoever decides and negotiates the visa process must also be made to follow the same visa process for say 10 years. But I like the idea in general. I wish it would happen for all the things they make laws about - public housing, education, medical care etc.
- acct1771 8y agoJust like calling the Department of War the "Department of Defense" - common sense, or just intentionally misleading people?
- KorematsuFred 8y agoEssentially second rate citizens. TSA precheck is available for all as long as you have security clearance. Whether you are poor or rich does not matter.