To the editor: I was in high school when my father became really sick. They took her to the UCLA medical center and did a lot of tests. Doctors could not understand what was wrong.
Then a blood test trainee, who had arrived from Korea here on a student visa, suggested a test for a current disease in his country but which rarely appeared here (“Trump revoked at least 83 student visas. The schools are confused and concerned,»April 8). This test highlighted the problem. My father obtained the appropriate drug and returned healthy at home.
What if Donald Trump had been president and expelled the trainee? Our whole country benefits from immigrants from different countries, with different cultures, different religions, different races.
Somewhere here, a “different” person has knowledge and experience to solve an urgent problem. We must maintain an inclusive company. Do not let Maga deportation policies remove the special sauce that makes America really brilliant. Trump's policies destroy and weaken our country.
Bruce Joffe, Piedmont
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To the editor: It is beyond the schoolboy to read how concentrated Trump administration is on targeting the students with whom they do not agree, especially with regard to the Middle East. Secretary of State Marco Rubio is cited in your article saying: “Whenever I find one of these crazy people, I take their visa. “You know that he has no idea of the arrested.
Why are they not focusing on something really important, such as the lack of affordable guard services, the increase in medical insurance costs, the problems of the homeless in our communities? There are so many critical problems that should be resolved. However, these hateful people are a matter of cruelty. It started day 1 with the food of hungry babies from around the world. Where will it end?
Peggy Jo Abraham, Santa Monica
