Quote:Since you obviously are not reading the whole thread, here they both are again.

 

Three people are attempting to get an education visa into the U.S..  All three of them claim to be Catholic, however one is lying.  One is a black man, age 22 from Africa.  One is an Asian man also age 22 from the Philippines.  The final one is an Arab man also age 22 from Kuwait.  Which one would be singled out and denied a visa?

 

Three men all of Arab descent, all age 22 want to apply for a student visa to enter the country.  All three claim to be Christian, but one is lying.  One is from England, one is from France and the other is from Germany all born and raised in their respective countries.  Which one gets denied?

 

I don't think I can fairly answer these questions because I am not a professional when it comes to the field of interrogation. I mean, I know this is a loaded question and the whole goal of this is to trap me in some sort of "gotcha" situation where I am either a bigot, racist, or xenophobe. That's fine, though.

 

With the current system, I would say none of them are banned because they claimed they are not Muslim. That is all there is to immigration at this point, right? Just check the box of your religion and on you go. You might have a background check, but if there is no information on you then you are clean. It is a very bad system that needs to be improved.

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