World's Nicest Man
How do we welcome him into the US? Why, detain him and confiscate his passport, of course. What else do you do with a Muslim, even if he is a Nobel Peace Prize candidate? Full Story »
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Posted by Russ Wellen - Apr 5, 2008 - 6:08 PM PDT
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This story gives Americans perspective on how some of the most humanitarian work in the world is being done elsewhere. Full disclosure: the author submitted the piece.
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Well, okay, it doesn't present the view of the immigration office so maybe it't not quite balanced. What it does show is the extreme provincialism (for the lack of a better word) of our immigration process. This man is at least someone who the Pakistani embassy knew well and could verify, when they were finally asked. What happens to someone they don't know who may not be as distinguished? And why assume that someone with real ties to terrorism would appear in dress which is bound to ... More »
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