Movement of Natural Persons
By acevivx
@acevivx (1566)
Philippines
June 1, 2008 5:49am CST
Should countries continue to have strict entry requirements in order to protect th integrity of their borders or should they be relaxed considering that nowadays, the world is fast becoming a global village.
1 response
@SusanLee (1920)
• United States
1 Jun 08
I don't mean to sound mean, but I think they should have protected borders. And those that do come in and work should be taxed the same as me.
I'm speaking about the US now. I worked with some people and they weren't taxed because of some imigrant law or something.
All I knew was we both made $600.00, I brought home $450.00 and they got to keep the whole whopping $600.00.
I know this isn't quite what your talking about, but it's what I can relate too.
@acevivx (1566)
• Philippines
2 Jun 08
I see where you are coming from and i fully agree with you that those who are allowed to enter and work within a country;'s borders should not have more favorable treatment than the country;'s citizens. There should still be a distinction since they atre just enjoying a privilegem while the citizens are enjoying rights. And yes, I was just referring to entry into a country to be relaxed and not other laws or distinctions between aliens and citizens.
