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Immigrant Travel Frustrations Spark U S Efforts to Ease Entry
Foreign visitors recently questioned why U S visa and immigration rules differ from those of other nations. Officials cite pilot programs and streamlined procedures at major airports, including split green and red customs corridors and preinspection steps, while noting peak arrival times complicate processing. The Travel and Tourism Administration reports a 2 percent drop in foreign travelers in 1983 due to global economies and the strong dollar, with Canadians up and Mexicans down. Despite access hurdles, survey respondents praised America overall, calling it a great place to visit while noting high costs and taxi issues.
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