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That's a case of an official abusing her power; not something that changing immigration laws will prevent.
by _pmf_ 7y ago
That's a case of an official abusing her power; not something that changing immigration laws will prevent.
- surge 7y agoNo that's how they build a profile, its pretty obvious that who you follow on Twitter/FB is seen as indicative of your interests (even if its not really, I follow ppl just to see what crazy sh*t they'll say next, but I'm also not applying for a visa or government clearance). Your social media profile should be treated like a resume, especially if you tie it your real life identity, and you believe for any reason, that it'll be reviewed.
- Upvoter33 7y agoI think this comment is naive; there is a backdrop and context to this sort of thing happening. Just look around, no?
- 2_listerine_pls 7y agoSo a set of laws creating a separate body to review and punish these abuses wouldn't change anything?
- _pmf_ 7y agoDisallowing "outsourcing" such tasks to private contractors would be something I'm definitely in favor of. A fast track for appeals in cases of suspected power abuse would probably also be worthy of consideration.