More stringent post-9/11 visa vetting procedures are keeping many foreign businessmen out of the country -- and costing Americans trying to do business with them money, reports the Washington Times.
Brian Doherty | January 29, 2003
More stringent post-9/11 visa vetting procedures are keeping many foreign businessmen out of the country -- and costing Americans trying to do business with them money, reports the Washington Times.
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