P-1 Group Entertainment visa and inadmissibility?
Jul 17th 2007, 8:31 am
#17
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Re: P-1 Group Entertainment visa and inadmissibility?
Yup, Kate Moss entered a high-profile spell in rehab because of overindulging in sherbet.
And the law doesn't state that an individual could be inadmissible due to "promulgating" drugs -- if writing about one's own experiences with psychedelics even amounts to that -- but due to being a past or present user.
And the law doesn't state that an individual could be inadmissible due to "promulgating" drugs -- if writing about one's own experiences with psychedelics even amounts to that -- but due to being a past or present user.
Jul 18th 2007, 11:56 am
#18
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Re: P-1 Group Entertainment visa and inadmissibility?
On Jul 17, 4:32 pm, Lilyella <[email protected]>
wrote:
> > But have they got conviction....
>
> No, but neither did that poor Canadian guy. If they can Google for the
> personal history of some obscure upstanding member of society, they can
> do the same for two of the most written about women in the world.
Now you're down to the issue of "the discretion of the Border
Protection officer". The one in the case you referred to did his job
properly according to USA immigration law (the guy freely confessed to
having used the drugs); the ones who admit other known drug users
don't choose to do so.
wrote:
> > But have they got conviction....
>
> No, but neither did that poor Canadian guy. If they can Google for the
> personal history of some obscure upstanding member of society, they can
> do the same for two of the most written about women in the world.
Now you're down to the issue of "the discretion of the Border
Protection officer". The one in the case you referred to did his job
properly according to USA immigration law (the guy freely confessed to
having used the drugs); the ones who admit other known drug users
don't choose to do so.
Jul 18th 2007, 2:20 pm
#19
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Joined: Mar 2004
Posts: 2
Re: P-1 Group Entertainment visa and inadmissibility?
Would you not need some Drug issues to be considered seriously for a P anyway?
