Canadian Given Death Penalty
#16
Re: Canadian Given Death Penalty
Despite being a bad hombre, there's something unsavory about one country imposing a death penalty on a foreigner from a non-death penalty country. He should be kept on Chinese jail with Canada paying for his upkeep.
#17
Re: Canadian Given Death Penalty
He should have committed his crime in a non-death penalty country if he didn't want to take the chance on it being imposed. Should other countries' penalties apply to their citizens who commit crimes in Canada? If so, should China pay for the execution of a Chinese citizen who is caught smuggling drugs in Canada?
#18
Re: Canadian Given Death Penalty
Why does China admit a foreigner with convictions for drug trafficking into the country? If anyone from anywhere else came to Canada with a background like that FL would send them packing on the next flight home.
#19
Re: Canadian Given Death Penalty
He should have committed his crime in a non-death penalty country if he didn't want to take the chance on it being imposed. Should other countries' penalties apply to their citizens who commit crimes in Canada? If so, should China pay for the execution of a Chinese citizen who is caught smuggling drugs in Canada?
#20
Re: Canadian Given Death Penalty
He should have committed his crime in a non-death penalty country if he didn't want to take the chance on it being imposed. Should other countries' penalties apply to their citizens who commit crimes in Canada? If so, should China pay for the execution of a Chinese citizen who is caught smuggling drugs in Canada?
#21
Re: Canadian Given Death Penalty
The BE US visa forum is littered with cases where someone has a drug offence on their record, and has on one or more occasions entered the US on the VWP without declaring their conviction, but now their employer wants to send them to work in the US, which means a full criminal background check to get a work visa .... and things become rather complicated!
#22
Re: Canadian Given Death Penalty
Maybe he lied, as people frequently do when entering both the US and Canada.
The BE US visa forum is littered with cases where someone has a drug offence on their record, and has on one or more occasions entered the US on the VWP without declaring their conviction, but now their employer wants to send them to work in the US, which means a full criminal background check to get a work visa .... and things become rather complicated!
The BE US visa forum is littered with cases where someone has a drug offence on their record, and has on one or more occasions entered the US on the VWP without declaring their conviction, but now their employer wants to send them to work in the US, which means a full criminal background check to get a work visa .... and things become rather complicated!