Reader on ’sorry’ American
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WHEN misbehaving in other countries, you face the consequences of the law.
This time the errant American must have sweet talked immigration with some “sob” story.
Attribute it to a long flight? Nah! Medical condition? I doubt it. [Only if] he can prove he has that condition should he be pardoned, but he should have been sent back to the US for behaving as such. He can send the money for the repairs [to] his wife’s family house from the US anyway.
We shouldn’t tolerate this kind of behavior — even before being formally admitted to the country. What stories can he tell about our hospitality in the
US? He can brag about this in the States that he easily fooled our immigration officers by saying he has this medical condition. Sino ngayon ang nagmukhang tanga? Tayo! Hoy, gising! (Who looks stupid now? We do! Wake up!)
– Edward Javier, Springfield, Virginia
