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[Vietvet CPO]

Joined: 27 Aug 2004
Posts: 7
Location: Baton Rouge,LA
Posted: Sat Sep 25, 2004 4:13 pm Post subject: Kerry to let terrorists in easier?

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Note that one of Kerrys top contributors on http://www.capitaleye.org/KerryFRchart.1.14.04.asp is Hassan Nemazee, founder of the Iranian American PAC. That PAC lists among its missions on it's website http://www.iranianamericanpac.org to make it easier for Iranians to get Visas. They are having problems getting visas since 9-11(We should hope so!!!) Kerry and Kennedy have appeared at their meetings! What country do most shiite terrorists come from? Which country is building a nuclear bomb and telling the UN where to go??IRAN!!!!!! We can't risk our future with someone taking money to make it easier for Iranians to get visas when if anything we should be barring most if not all visitors from Iran!!!
If Kerry is elected Iranian terrorists will have it much easier to come here and kill us!!!

[Vietvet CPO]

This is an excerpt from the Iranianamericanpac.org website that was founded by one of Kerry's biggest contributors(note-there are some liberal Republicans taking this money also!!) :

Noorani also condemned the pending Clear Law Enforcement for Criminal Alien Removal Act of 2003, which requires local officers to enforce immigration laws, saying that such a mandate would place a great burden on local officials and strain their relationship with the community. He stressed the need for Iranian Americans and other immigrant communities to reach out to one another and to establish relationships with their elected officials in order to have a more influential voice in the public sphere.

The second panel consisted of Soroush R. Shehabi, a board member of the Iranian American Bar Association (IABA) and IAPAC Trustee; James S. Irani, a practicing immigration attorney with a Ph.D from New York University; and Banafhseh Akhlaghi, an attorney and outspoken advocate of immigrants’ rights.

Mr. Shehabi discussed the findings of an investigation entitled “ Review of the Treatment of Iranian Nationals by the INS in Connection with the Implementation of NSEERS Special Registration Program,” a report that the IABA conducted with the assistance of attorneys from the law firm William, Cutler, and Pickering. The report found that the implementation of the NSEERS program resulted in the violation of the rights of a large number of registrants – many of whom were of Iranian descent – including improper interrogations, arbitrary detentions, and mistreatment of registrants by INS officials.

[Tom Poole]