Will they only fingerprint adults, or children as well? We're going there in March, and I don't particularly want my girls (7 and 11) to have theirs taken.
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All Britons visiting US to be fingerprinted
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He liked pretty white to me. But then he was proabably not Pure British (whatever that is) according to the BNP and deserved to dieOriginally posted by Nicky GHe was ethnic and looked Muslim.McCoy: "Medical men are trained in logic."
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Agreed. I'm sick of the yanks and their paranoia.Originally posted by andrew_neil_ukWhy don't we fingerprint all American visitors? Plus they should need a visa...
Insist that we fingerprint them and see how they like it.Call the cops
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I think not going to America would solve the problem for anyone bothered by this development.
But for those going to New York how about this for an airport transfer service: http://www.flyush.com/
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