With the visa agreement Taiwan shares the travel movement to and off the Island.
This way, the US can know if there are potentially dangerous people in Taiwan, who could steal or fake a passport, and come to the US this way.
It only requires a little logical thinking to figure that out.
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I reckon IS In Taiwan will have the same problem.
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Yeah, itâs hard to see a real market for that kind of fanaticism in Taiwan. The only ones who seem to have that kind of homicidal hatred toward the Taiwanese are the Chicoms. Itâs like how relatives and lovers are usually the main suspects when somebody gets murdered.
Maybe this belongs in the other thread, but one of the things I really like about Taiwan is the lack of religious bullshit, and I say that as a religious person. Apart from the occasional JW, I just love not having in-your-face religious hypocrisy paraded around on every street corner. People mostly keep their beliefs to themselves - or when they donât, itâs about something trivial like catching a cold, or having mirrors in the wrong place, or eating ç´ é instead of éć. Nobody wants to behead you for wearing impious underpants. Thatâs the way things ought to be, IMO.
. The Indonesians could have joined the Islamic state after coming to Taiwan. In which case, your statement wonât apply. Report doesnât mention that.
It may have to do with Trump. One of his priorities is taking out ISIS, no doubt he is forming alliances with countries to coordinate a global response. Itâs about time, Obama wouldnât go anywhere near what it takes to redress the problem because of fear of discriminating against Muslims, and thus ISIS flowered to the untolerable magnitude we are today.