For China and Tibet they dont apply. In other words. ignore Hitler. throw him a few bones and he will go away. Mostfavorednation status. by law. is tied to immigration. Leaders of the democracy movement in the PRC leave through underground railroads and Tibetans trying to cross the border into Nepal are turned back in chains by border guards under pressure from the PRC. Of the 42.000 students from the PRC studying here only 2. not 2.000. just 2 are Tibetans. Is this freedom of immigration? But what about the recent release of prisoners and the lifting of martial law in Lhasa? I urge my colleagues to think back to January when the bill of the gentlelady from California was before the Senate.
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