Critics Warn of Security Risks As Bush Waives Restrictions on Some Foreign Visitors

20 Oct 2008

Citizens of seven allied countries will now be able to enter the United States for tourism and business without obtaining a visa, President George W. Bush announced Friday. Full Story

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