US must come clean on denial of entry to family
Earlier this week, the British media reported that a British Muslim family were stopped from boarding a flight to the United States.
Their destination was the holiday resort of Disneyland in California – but they ended up having to return home, more than £9,000 (Dh49,000) out of pocket. Is this a new trend – or is it an old tendency – or no pattern at all?
As British citizens, this family had applied for and received a visa waiver to the United States. Such an application is fairly simple – it happens online, and decisions are made rather quickly.
The opening of the article. The full text is at The National.
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H A Hellyer, “US must come clean on denial of entry to family,” The National, 24 December 2015, https://www.thenationalnews.com/opinion/us-must-come-clean-on-denial-of-entry-to-family-1.111304.
Hellyer, H. A. (2015, December 24). US must come clean on denial of entry to family. The National. https://www.thenationalnews.com/opinion/us-must-come-clean-on-denial-of-entry-to-family-1.111304
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