>No, the proposal is to treat all such cases equivalently, regardless of national origin. Your description of "a girl that loved the US, misinterpreted or misu

>No, the proposal is to treat all such cases equivalently, regardless of national origin. Your description of "a girl that loved the US, misinterpreted or misunderstood something and is staying a little longer, spending more money and having good experiences" might not have any explicit racial/ethnic element, but it's pretty obvious you're selecting for a certain demographic when you're using criteria like that. Or are you arguing that nobody should be treated that way? In which case why not just say something like "nobody should be treated this way", instead of qualifying it with so many descriptors?