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I don't know which of those obviously, incredibly biased articles to believe.

If I assume the truth is in the middle, and given the facts neither article disputes... She didn't do her homework. As a human trafficker, she should burn.

Also, "Even if US authorities were within their rights to proceed against her, they had no business to humiliate her, India reasoned with American officials."

Heh. "Boy, you ain't from around here, are you?"
 
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lol.. two people banned in one thread.. this gotta be a record. 😀
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yeah i see you are new here. you missed the "change of culture" thread. or the lets ban everyone who disagrees.





No, lets place the moderation complaints exactly where they belong, which not in this thread.

Make an MD thread.


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Physically she is a very beautiful woman, but her elitist attitude and willingness to unashamedly exploit another human being makes her somewhat ugly.

Now her government is demanding diplomatic immunity because they think we've insulted her, and has even issued an arrest and deportation order on the maid. All of that makes me believe it is a cultural, or at least governmental, issue.
 
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I don't see jail time in the woman's future, and I don't think it deserves it. I think she should have to pay a fine equal to $4,500 x the total months the woman worked for her, to the woman. Plus, she should lose her right to work in the US, and be sent back to her home country.
 
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I don't see jail time in the woman's future, and I don't think it deserves it. I think she should have to pay a fine equal to $4,500 x the total months the woman worked for her, to the woman. Plus, she should lose her right to work in the US, and be sent back to her home country.
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The US should deport and permanently bar the women to save on legal/jail costs. Fraud such as this makes one removable. It is also one of the banned for life offenses.

They should also give her housekeeper a T visa or asylum. Depending on the circumstances, she might meet the definition of human trafficking. At the very minimum it is obvious the housekeeper will be persecuted by the Indian government if she goes back to India.
 
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