[mlmartin]

"All vetting of people coming into our country will be considered “extreme vetting.” "

I visit the US every year to see friends. Some of whom are Arab-American. I'm seriously worried that I'm going to find myself on the receiving end of 'extreme vetting'.

[pavlov]

Also, if your country happens to be one of those that refuse to accept one-sided deportations from USA, you won't get a visa anymore:

"... Cancel visas to foreign countries that won’t take them back."

[mrep]

Excuse my ignorance, but why is that a bad thing? From what I remember, visa holders staying longer than they are allotted is the number 1 source of illegal immigration.

[bduerst]

Because only the tiniest fraction of a percent of tourists overstay visas, and tourism is $1.5 trillion industry in the U.S.

Denying tourists from entire countries will result in a loss of jobs. You don't cut of your arm because of a papercut.

[RealGeek]

> visa holders staying longer than they are allotted is the number 1 source of illegal immigration.

Trump's own wife overstayed and worked illegally on a visitor visa.

[clifanatic]

Free colonoscopy though.

[btym]

I'm sad to see this downvoted, a bit of inappropriate humor is comforting right now. Thanks for the chuckle.

[kkoomi]

Tough crowd.

[mlmartin]

Socialised healthcare by the literal backdoor, eh?

[mahyarm]

How about the random Canadian going shopping, or french tourist? The US border is already enough of a hard ass as it is.