Word: visaed
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...last week they could no longer escape nervousness. A hundred questions plagued them: would they be sent back, and where? What would be the citizenship of the 13 children born at the Fort? What was the chance of getting to Canada, then back into the U.S. with a visa? What of the ones with sons in the American Army...
...citizenship, thus ending a four-year tug of technicalities over her illegal entry from Canada in 1933. The benevolent cooperation of immigration and consular officials ended her long dispute over her deportation (never enforced) by allowing her to re-enter the U.S. from Canada with a legally stamped visa...
...broad daylight, fabulously rich Mauricio Hochschild, most political of Bolivia's three great tin magnates, got into a car with Adolfo Blum, his general mani ager. They drove to the Chilean Embassy in a suburb of La Paz to get a visa so Hochschild could go to Chile. Then they vanished, leaving only an empty car and an echoing mystery...
...presence, Benitez denounced both Batista and Grau, kept calling each of them "cabrón" (Cuban for son-of-a-bitch). Then Batista struck. He fired Benitez from the Army, packed him off to Miami. For Señor (no longer General) Benitez, Ambassador Braden issued a rush-order visa...
...conscience-stricken refugee hinted that her husband might be dead. She replied that Mr. Weidel had recently asked for visas at various consulates. Then she went on searching. But in the end she lost faith, accepted the "protection" of a man with a visa, sailed for the U.S.-on a ship that was torpedoed. The young refugee decided to wait in hiding for Europe's liberation...